Abstract: The present invention relates to a deflection unit for mounting on an in-line type cathode ray tube comprising a coil body including grooves for receiving wound coil wires, the grooves extending substantially in a straight line. The groove extension of at least one groove is changed at at least one location such that the coil wires received in the groove become curved in the area of the changed groove extension. In a preferred embodiment the grooves are separated from each other by groove walls which in the area of the changed groove extension comprise a thickening and optionally a bulge. The coil wires wound onto the coil body form the horizontal coil or the vertical coil. The arrangement serves the selective fine adjustment of the deflection fields for eliminating convergence, coma and/or geometry errors.

Abstract: A color cathode ray tube comprises a vacuum vessel including a panel portion having a phosphor screen on its inner face, a neck portion and a funnel portion joining the neck portion and the panel portion. An inline electron gun is disposed inside of the neck portion and includes a main lens and cathode producing a center electron beam and two side electron beams. A deflection yoke for deflecting the electron beams and a pair of 2-pole ring magnets for adjusting electron beam trajectory are disposed around the neck portion. The 2-pole ring magnets have a magnetic flux density distribution at a circle which is concentric with the ring magnets, wherein the radius of the circle corresponds to the distance between adjacent electron beams at the main lens. The ratio of the amplitude of the flux density in the radial component compared to the amplitude of the flux density in the circumferential component is 0.86 to 1.38 on the circle.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a deflection unit for mounting on a color cathode ray tube. The deflection unit comprises a coil body for a vertical deflection coil and a first and second means for displacing the coil body into a first and second direction. The first and second directions are offset by 90° and are positioned in parallel with the screen plane of the color cathode ray tube. In a preferred embodiment of the invention the first and second means respectively comprise displacement bow members which can be displaced by means of a screw. The screws are preferably identical. To secure the Z-position, the coil body is preferably slid into a cap and rotated in the stop position.

Abstract: A deflection yoke for Braun tube includes an opening flange coil, a main deflection portion coil extended with a predetermined length from the both end portions of the opening flange coil backwardly; a first neck flange coil connected to the extended end portion of the main deflection portion coil; and a second neck flange coil formed at the front side of the first neck flange coil, wherein, assuming that the height of the first neck flange coil is ‘h’, the length of the second neck flange coil is ‘I’ and their ratio (1/h) is ‘A’, ‘A’ is greater than 0.5 and smaller than 2.0, and assuming that the length of the main deflection portion coil is ‘L’ , the length of the second neck flange coil is ‘I’ and their ratio (I/L) is ‘B’, ‘B’ is greater than 0.04 and smaller than 0.24.

Abstract: In a color display tube including an envelope including a front panel and a funnel, and an electron gun provided in a neck portion of the funnel, a horizontal outer diameter of the neck portion in a region on a rear end side is greater than a vertical outer diameter thereof in this region and a horizontal outer diameter thereof in a region on the front panel side, and a main lens of the electron gun is formed in the region on the rear end side. With this configuration, it is possible to achieve both an electric power saving and a high resolution in a display screen in a color display tube device, as well as to mount a deflection yoke in the color display tube easily.

Abstract: A core for a deflecting yoke for a CRT includes a first aperture at a neck portion side having a circular configuration, and a second aperture at a funnel portion side, an inner periphery of the second aperture at an edge surface thereof having two major sides and two minor sides. The major sides contain a first circular segment of which a radius is 200 mm or larger and has a radius of which a center exists off a center of the funnel portion and an amount at which the first circular segment occupies the major sides is over 50%. The minor sides contain a second circular segment of which a radius is 100 mm or larger and has a radius of which a center exists off a center of the funnel portion and an amount at which the second circular segment occupies the minor sides is over 40%. The two major sides and the minor sides are tangential to circular segments at four corners thereof.

Abstract: A deflection yoke for a cathode ray tube comprises a funnel shaped separator means 1a, 1b having a cylindrical neck portion 3 where a magnetic ring is attached. The magnetic ring is engaged with upward holding portions 33a, 33b and with downward holding portions 32a, 32b, which hold such magnetic ring. Root portions 33a3 and 33b3 of the downward holding portions 32a and 32b are substantially inflexible, where the inner circumference of the magnetic ring substantially contacts the root portions 33a3 and 33b3, and the root portions 33a3 and 33b3 restrict the position of magnetic ring from being disengaged from the protrusions 33a1 and 33b1 when the downward holding portions 33a and 33b are forced to disengage the magnetic ring.

Abstract: A deflection yoke includes a horizontal coil having a modified wire route in the horizontal coil at one or more predetermined points, which are termed herein turning points, in the middle of the coil which is generating the main magnetic field. A deflection yoke includes a horizontal coil with a neck side and a funnel side, and a window defined by a wire route. The window is disposed in the horizontal coil and has a substantially rectangular shape when viewed in cross section. The wire defines an outline of the window. The wire includes a first portion and a second portion. The wire originates at a first predetermined angle on the neck side of the horizontal coil, and splits into the first and second portions at a first turning point. The first portion is rerouted at a second predetermined angle on the funnel side of the horizontal coil. The second portion turns away from the first portion at an approximately right angle.

Abstract: A convergence magnet assembly for a cathode ray tube (CRT) includes a convergence magnet assembly having at least a one pair of magnet rings having magnetized portions at angular intervals and installed on a neck portion of a CRT for static convergence of three electron beams in an in-line arrangement; and a correction ring with an odd number of poles located at one side of the neck, adjacent an electron beam at one side of the in-line three electron beams, increasing a shift in the electron beam position caused by the pair of magnet rings.

Abstract: A color cathode ray tube, and an electron gun of the same, having a superior focus characteristic. An electron gun is provided, emitting electron beams through a Gla electrode, G2a electrode, GMAa electrode, GMBa electrode, and G3 electrode. The electrons from a quadrupole and main focus lenses. Three cathodes 12B, 12B, etc. for discharging R, G, and B electron beams are provided in parallel with each other. A cup-shaped conductive member 60 is affixed to the GMBa electrode at the downstream side of the quadrupole lens formed by the GMAa electrode and GMBa electrode. The two side electron beams are oriented toward the center electron beam by the potential difference between the cup-shaped conductive member 60 and G3 electrode.

Abstract: A cathode ray tube including an electron gun including a cathode and a plurality of electrodes and for generating an electron beam, a phosphor screen and an electron beam deflection device. The cathode ray tube includes a deflection-defocusing correcting member having laminated nonmagnetic and magnetic materials disposed in a deflection magnetic field produced by the electron beam deflection device for establishing at least one non-uniform magnetic field. The magnetic materials are disposed at positions with respect to a path of the electron beam where a magnetic flux density of said deflection magnetic field is more than five per cent of a maximum magnetic flux density of the deflection magnetic field.

Abstract: A deflection yoke of Braun tube having a horizontal deflection coil for horizontally deflecting electron beams radiated from an electron gun, a vertical deflection coil for vertically deflecting the electron beams, and a holder inserted between the horizontal and the vertical deflection coils for mechanically fixing them and electrically insulating them, including: an auxiliary coil having a first deflection portion coil extendedly formed from a ‘3-o'clock’ position of a neck side to a ‘3-o'clock’ direction of a screen side on the basis of the lengthy direction of the deflection coil; a first flange coil extendedly formed for a predetermined length from a ‘3-o'clock’ position of the screen side to a ‘12-o'clock’ direction of the screen side; a second deflection portion coil extendedly formed for a predetermined length from a ‘12-o'clock’ position of the screen side to a ‘12-o'clock’ direction of the neck side; a second flange coil extende

Abstract: In a deflection yoke employing a saddle-shaped deflection coil of a bobbin-winding type, a fusion layer for fusing at least those wires of the coil disposed in proximity to each other is provided in each bent portion of the deflection yoke, whereby occurrence of corona at the bent portions can be effectively prevented.

Abstract: A color cathode-ray tube apparatus has a compensation mechanism for generating a magnetic field that compensates a change in a horizontal-deflection magnetic field due to a change in the temperature of horizontal-deflection coils. The compensation mechanism is formed of auxiliary coils to which a current is supplied in synchronism with horizontal deflection of electron beams, and a control element for controlling the current supplied to the auxiliary coils in accordance with a change in the temperature of the horizontal-deflection coils.

Abstract: A color cathode ray tube comprises a vacuum vessel including a panel portion having a phosphor screen on its inner face, a neck portion and a funnel portion joining the neck portion and the panel portion. An inline electron gun is disposed inside of the neck portion and includes a main lens and cathode producing a center electron beam and two side electron beams. A deflection yoke for deflecting the electron beams and a pair of 2-pole ring magnets for adjusting electron beam trajectory are disposed around the neck portion. The 2-pole ring magnets have a magnetic flux density distribution at a circle which is concentric with the ring magnets, wherein the radius of the circle corresponds to the distance between adjacent electron beams at the main lens. The ratio of the amplitude of the flux density in the radial component compared to the amplitude of the flux density in the circumferential component is 0.86 to 1.38 on the circle.

Abstract: A deflection yoke which can simultaneously achieve suppression of induction current arising from an influence of a raster rotation correction coil and correction of misconvergence which varies the current balance of horizontal deflection coils. The deflection yoke of the present invention includes a raster rotation coil, and a pair of coils sharing a single core and respectively connected in series to an upper side horizontal deflection coil and a lower side horizontal deflection coil. The pair of coils are connected such that the polarities thereof may be opposite to each other. The pair of coils suppress current induced by a magnetic field of the raster rotation coil. In order to apply a bias to the pair of coils which share the core, a single bias coil is wound on the shared core on which the pair of coils are wound.

Abstract: A deflection yoke comprising a coil separator having a rear plate and a neck part which are defined therein and a printed circuit board which is positioned on a side thereof; at least one horizontal deflecting coil disposed on a circumferential inner surface of the coil separator to produce a horizontal magnetic field and connected to the printed circuit board; at least one vertical deflecting coil disposed on a circumferential outer surface of the coil separator to produce a vertical magnetic field; a ferrite core placed on the circumferential outer surface of the coil separator to reinforce the horizontal and vertical magnetic fields of the horizontal and vertical deflecting coils; insulating means defined on an inside surface of the coil separator to prevent a short from being generated due to a contact between one end and the other end of the horizontal deflecting coil connected to the printed circuit board; and coil distance maintaining means defined on an outer surface of a side of the coil separator to

Abstract: A color cathode ray tube has a vacuum vessel including a panel portion having a phosphor screen on its inner face, a neck portion and a funnel portion jointing the neck portion and the panel portion; an electron gun assembly including an electrostatic main lens disposed in the neck portion; a deflection yoke arranged around the neck side of the funnel portion for deflecting three in-line arranged electron beams emitted from the electron gun assembly to the phosphor screen; and a 2-pole ring magnet arranged around the neck portion for adjusting the trajectories of the electron beams. The 2-pole ring magnet is arranged to have its center closer to the phosphor screen than is the center of the electrostatic main lens of the electron gun assembly. The value, as calculated by dividing the value of the radial component amplitude of the magnetic field distribution of the 2-pole ring magnet on the circumference of a circle having a radius of the s-size, by the value of the circumferential component amplitude, is 0.

Abstract: An electro-magnet array for use in a sputtering apparatus. The array has a magnetisable core member extending substantially horizontally and having magnetisable outward projections arranged as at least two pairs of symmetrically opposed projections projecting outwardly from the core member. A pole member is associated with each projection and vertically displaced with respect thereto. A magnetisable coupler is arranged to couple each pole piece magnetically to its respective projection. A magnetising coil around each projection is arranged for producing a magnetic field aligned substantially with a horizontal axis of symmetry of its respective projection in dependence upon the direction of flow of electric current through the magnetising coil.

Abstract: A deflection yoke includes horizontal deflection coils; vertical deflection coils; and coils for correcting a vertical pincushion distortion, which coils are provided aside from the vertical deflection coils; wherein the coils for correcting a vertical pincushion distortion have such a wire-wound form as to generate a magnetic field having a pattern substantially equal to that of the vertical deflection coils. This is effective to carry a parabolic current with horizontal cycles for correcting a vertical pincushion distortion at a low voltage, and hence to simplify the circuit configuration and reduce the manufacturing cost.

Abstract: A video display deflection apparatus includes a vertical deflection coil. A separator is used for mounting the vertical deflection coil thereon. The separator has a funnel shaped first part conforming to a shape of a neck of the cathode ray tube and a second part forming a front portion of the separator close to the screen. A degree of flare of the first and second parts is substantially different. A saddle shaped, horizontal deflection coil is mounted on the separator for producing a deflection field to scan the electron bean along a horizontal axis of the display screen. The horizontal deflection coil includes a plurality of winding turns forming a pair of side portions, a rear end turn portion, close to an electron gun of the tube and a front end turn portion, close to the screen. At least a portion of the front end turn portion, in a radial angular position ranging between 0 and 30 degrees, is supported on the second part of said separator away from the boundary.

Abstract: A pair of first magnetic bodies extending in a direction of an X-axis are so disposed as to be opposed to each other on the X-axis in order to shield an external magnetic field acting on three electron beams lined side by side in the direction of X-axis. A pair of arcuated second magnetic bodies are disposed symmetric with respect to the X-axis in the vicinity of a Y-axis at a predetermined distance from a ring-shaped six-pole magnet plate. The first magnetic bodies, second magnetic bodies and six-pole magnet plate are arranged in this positional relationship, whereby a predetermined magnetic field distribution is created. Cathodes of an electron gun structure are arranged in such a position that a sum of a positive magnetic field component is substantially equal to a sum of.the negative magnetic field component on the trajectory of a center beam.

Abstract: A deflection yoke for a cathode-ray tube of a video display, includes a pair of horizontal deflection windings and a pair of vertical deflection windings. The pair of vertical deflection windings includes a saddle-shaped winding. The saddle-shaped winding includes a front end winding portion, close to a screen of the cathode ray tube, a rear end winding portion, remote from the screen and a pair of side winding portions, between the front and rear end portions. The saddle-shaped winding is disposed generally symmetrically with respect to a plane of symmetry. A depression or notch is formed in the front end winding portion for varying a winding distribution locally. The depression or notch forms asymmetry with respect to the plane of symmetry.

Abstract: When a sheet is molded with an anisotropic conductor sheet molding mold having a plurality of magnetic micropoles, ferromagnetic particles are localized in a state in which the magnetic field intensity distribution in a sheet molding space shows the maximum substantially on the central axis of each pair of opposing magnetic micropoles, whereby an anisotropic conductor sheet containing ferromagnetic particle aggregate portions free of any low-density parts in the particle distribution, when viewed from above a sheet surface, can be obtained. This anisotropic conductor sheet is low in conduction resistance and capable of attaining a good electric connection by a little compression dislocation thereof.

Abstract: The deflection unit has a yoke ring mounted on, and secured to, a coil assembly comprising deflection coils carried on a support. The yoke ring (22) is secured using a flow process in which the coil assembly is rotated about a vertical axis and flowable adhesive, e.g. polyurethane resin, is directed at one end (28) of the yoke ring such that the adhesive (30) flows over its outer surface (24) to its other end, forming a protective coating, and onto an adjacent part (20) of the coil assembly. The adhesive flows also over a substantial portion of the inner surface (23) of the yoke ring in the gap between the yoke ring and the coil assembly providing extensive bonding (32) between the yoke ring and the coil assembly which reduces unwanted noise effects from the unit in subsequent operation.

Abstract: An deflection yoke for a color cathode ray tube includes a saddle shaped vertical deflection coil and a saddle shaped horizontal deflection coil. The horizontal deflection coil includes winding turns forming a pair of side portions having a winding window therebetween extending free of conductor wires. Each of the side portions has first and second winding spaces. The first winding space forms an aperture occupying an angular range between 30 and 45 degrees and having a length dimension greater than one half a length dimention of the window. A corner portion of the second winding space is disposed in a Z-axis coordinate selected in a range between a Z-axis coordinate of an end of the window, close to the electron gun of the tube, and a Z-axis coordinate, closer to the screen of the tube. The length of the range is approximately 10% of a length of the window.

Abstract: A deflection yoke for a color cathode ray tube includes a saddle shaped vertical deflection coil and a saddle shaped horizontal deflection coil. The horizontal deflection coil includes winding turns forming a pair of side portions, a front end portion, close to a screen of the tube, and a rear end portion, close to an electron gun of the tube. The side portions form a winding window free of conductor wires therebetween extending between the front end turn portion and the rear end turn portion. Each of the side portions has first, second and third winding spaces. The first, second and third spaces extend into longitudinal coordinates that are closer to an electron gun of the tube than an end portion of the window established by the end turn portion.

Abstract: A color CRT including an envelope having a tube axis (Z) and including panel (21) having an inner surface on which a phosphor screen (23) is formed, a funnel (22) connected to the panel (21) and neck (25) connected to the funnel (22), an electron gun assembly (40) arranged in the neck (25) for emitting three in-line electron beams toward the phosphor screen (23), convergence magnetic structure (32) arranged outside of the neck (25) for generating a hexapole magnetic field in the neck (25), a first pair of magnetic members (33A, 33B) arranged outside of the neck on a horizontal axis faced to each other with the electron gun interposed therebetween and extending along the axis of the tube; and a second pair of magnetic members (60A, 60B) so arranged in the X-Y plane as to face each other on a Y-axis and elongated along the magnetic structure (32), respectively, the X-axis corresponding to the horizontal axis, the Y-axis corresponding to the vertical axis normal to the tube axis (Z).

Abstract: A deflection yoke for a color cathode ray tube includes a saddle shaped vertical deflection coil and a saddle shaped horizontal deflection coil. The horizontal deflection coil includes winding turns forming a pair of side portions having a winding window therebetween extending free of conductor wires. The side portion has a winding space for correcting corresponding portions of coma and convergence errors. A corner portion of the winding space is disposed in a Z-axis coordinate selected in a range between a Z-axis coordinate, defining the end of the window that is close to the electron gun of the tube, and a third Z-axis coordinate, closer to the screen of the tube. The length of the range may be approximately 10% of a length of the window. Correction of convergence error, horizontal coma error or coma parabola error may be obtained without using field shapers such as shunts or magnets.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of arranging a conductive wire pattern of a film-type saddle deflection member for a cathode ray tube which properly arranges the conductive wires of each film such that an optimum magnetic field can be obtained, and a film-type saddle deflection member having the conductive wire pattern arranged by the method. In the method, the total number of conductive wires arranged from a horizontal axis of the cathode ray tube to a position having an angle of .theta. is determined by a following equation according to angle .theta. taken from the horizontal axis of the cathode ray rube: [.PHI.(.theta.)=A.sub.1 sin .theta.+A.sub.3 sin 3.theta.+A.sub.5 sin 5.theta.+ . . . ], in which .theta. is an angle taken from the horizontal axis to 90 degree, A.sub.1, A.sub.3, A.sub.5, . . . , A.sub.2N-1 are integers, and n is a natural number.

Abstract: Disclosed is a novel composite magnet assembly for an insertion device of the Halbach type or hybrid type to be inserted into the linear part of, for example, an electron accelerator to generate a sine-curved periodical magnetic field in the air gap between two oppositely facing composite magnet block arrays. Different from a conventional magnet block assembly consisting of a plurality of permanent magnet blocks or alternate assembly of permanent magnet blocks and soft-magnetic pole pieces, the inventive magnet block assembly is composed of a plurality of oppositely facing composite magnet blocks each formed with a single base magnet block provided with a plurality of slits into which insert magnet pieces or insert pole pieces are inserted so that the dimensional accuracy in the length-wise direction of the magnet block assembly can be greatly decreased to improve the regularity of the periodical magnetic field.

Abstract: A magnet for use in a magnetic matrix display has a two dimensional array of apertures between opposite poles of the magnet. The direction of the magnetic field is such that the magnet generates, in each channel, a collimating magnet field for forming electrons from a cathode into an electron beam. A `keeper`, area around the periphery of the magnet is used to improve the linearity of the field strength in the apertures from apertures at the center of the magnet to apertures at the periphery of the magnet. The `keeper`, area may have control circuits placed on the surface of that area of the magnet. The keeper area may contain apertures which are not used for collimation and into which electrons are prevented from entering by a grid electrode or by a physical blocking means.

Abstract: A deflection unit having a hollow synthetic material coil support within which a line deflection coil system is arranged, which line deflection coils are connected in an electric circuit to a line balance coil arrangement comprising a cylinder which is provided with two sub-coils and within which a magnet core is movably arranged. The coil cylinder is secured to the coil support and is provided with an arrangement of metal (connection) strips which ensure a direct connection between the balance coil lead-outs, the line deflection coils and a tap.

Abstract: A composite magnetic lens and deflector for particle beam optical systems has a concentric gap and concentric conical lower pole pieces arranged to allow more accurate magnetic deflection. The flux generated by a solenoidal lens coil is shared by magnetically soft inner and higher saturation flux outer pole pieces to minimize saturation effects, while the flux generated by internal deflection coils is confined to magnetically soft inner pole pieces that minimize flux leakage and associated eddy current settling effects. Shielding rings further contain leakage flux. The inner magnetic circuit is mounted and adhesively bonded to radial flexures to minimize thermal expansion drifts.

Abstract: Electromagnetic deflectors and methods for their manufacture are disclosed. The excitation coils inside such deflectors can be situated relative to each other and to an optical axis with a high degree of accuracy and precision. A pair of loop-shaped channels are formed opposite each other in the sides of a cylindrical insulating cylinder. An electrically conductive material is embedded in the channels to form a set of opposing coils operable to deflect a charged particle beam passing axially through the cylinder in one dimension. Multiple cylinders each comprising a set of opposing coils can be concentrically assembled to provide, e.g., a biaxial deflector operable to deflect the beam in an X-dimension and a Y-dimension. In such a biaxial deflector, the sets of coils are arranged perpendicular to each other. The cylinder(s) is placed concentrically inside a cylindrical outer casing made of a ferromagnetic material such as ferrite to make an electromagnetic deflector.

Abstract: Deflection unit for a display tube, comprising a coil support (8) with a saddle-type field deflection coil (12) and a yoke ring (14) surrounding this coil. A form-filling adhesive material (extending between the open portions of the field deflection coil as far as the support) is provided in the free space between the support (8) and the yoke ring (14), with which material the support and the field deflection coil are rigidly connected to the inner surface of the yoke ring. Vibrations of the yoke ring, and noise generated by the coil support due to transmission of these vibrations to the support, are substantially prevented, particularly if the adhesive material also has a damping effect, or if a thin layer of visco-elastic material preferably realizing a detachable connection between the adhesive material and the yoke ring is provided between this adhesive material and the yoke ring.

Abstract: A coil separator for a deflection yoke capable of simplifying its manufacturing process by assembling accessory components on divided neck portions and screen portions and then connecting the neck portions to the screen portions. The coil separator includes a screen portion having a band portion formed on its conical lower end, a neck portion including a wire guiding portion and a yoke clamp fastening portion, and a connecting portion for connecting the neck portion to the screen portion. The connecting portion may include a plurality of projected pins and insertion holes formed on the neck portion and the screen portion, respectively, so that the projected pins fit into the insertion holes to connect the neck portion to the screen portion. As an alternative, the connecting portion may include a spacer which has a predetermined height and is inserted between the neck portion and the screen portion to adjust the length of the screen portion.

Abstract: In the preferred embodiment, a variable magnetic reluctor structure comprising an iron yoke having two opposing "U"-shaped bodies, magnetic flux sources formed by portions of the yoke, a magnetic flux path, a working space and a reluctor space is provided. A reluctor member comprising diamagnetic disks is inserted within the reluctor space decreasing the magnetic permeability of the magnetic flux path to a value lesser than that of air (1.0). The iron disks increase permeability, while either a Type I or a Type II superconducting disk or a combination of iron disks interspersed between Type II superconducting disks decreases permeability.

Abstract: A permanent magnet rectangular bar shaped to form a helix having a central ore and a longitudinal axis. The magnetic orientation of the helical permanent magnet bar is along the longitudinal axis forming a transverse helical magnetic field. An electron beam or charged particle passing near the longitudinal axis experiences acceleration causing the charged particles to radiate creating a high energy radiation source. In another embodiment, first and second permanent magnet helical bars are intertwined together, forming a cylindrical tube, with each of the intertwined helical bars having a magnetic orientation along the longitudinal axis in opposing directions. In another embodiment of the present invention, an iron ribbon or other high permeability magnetic material is interposed between cut-out portions between first and second intertwined helical permanent magnet bars. This effectively augments the transverse magnetic field.

Abstract: A split type coil separator which does not easily generate axial deviation, is formed as a split type coil separator which is composed of a neck portion side coil separator and a funnel portion side coil separator. A coupling structure is provided at the contact surfaces of the neck portion side coil separator and funnel portion side coil separator. The coupling structure is composed of a neck portion side coupling portion and a funnel portion side coupling portion. A pair of coupling projections are provided at the positions opposed by almost 180 degrees in the neck portion side coupling portion, while a coupling recessed portion is formed to the internal circumference surface corresponding to the coupling projections. When both coil separators are coupled and fixed by this coupling structure, respective coil separators are integrated without generation of axial deviation and eccentricity of center axes.

Abstract: In an inner bobbin 50, which has a deflection coil 80 wound on the inside face and has a ferrite core 70 to be arranged on the outside face, a plurality of guides 53, which support and connect a screen side base 51 and a neck side base 52, are connected with each other at a position near the neck side by forming a bridge 54, thereby decreasing deformation of guides when a deflection coil is wound, and constantly stabilizing winding distribution of deflection coil. Thus, a deflection yoke apparatus with little irregularity in function is realized. Further, with the provision of a recess 73 on the inside face of a ferrite core 70 to fit with said bridge 54 provided on the inner bobbin 50, the positioning of the ferrite core 70 against the inner bobbin 50 has become easy and reliable.

Abstract: A magnetic array for periodic magnetic devices is formed as a series of pole modules each constructed from rectangular components. Field strengths in excess of 2.0 T are achieved by surrounding each pole module on all available sides with magnet blocks. Less magnet material is used than in prior modules that produced equal field strengths and magnet material is more efficiently used by reducing the material scrap associated with manufacture of prior art pole and magnet designs.

Abstract: A deflection yoke for a cathode ray tube can correct both the pincushion distortion at the upper and lower edges of the screen and the misconvergence of the screen at the same time by the deflection yoke itself without the need for a correction magnet. The deflection yoke comprises a saddle shaped horizontal deflection coil, a saddle shaped vertical deflection coil located outside the horizontal deflection coil, and a high permeability core located outside the vertical deflection coil. The core has notch portions at the center parts of the upper and lower portions of the screen side end.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for creating a magnetic beam wherein a focusing magnet assembly (45) is comprised of a first opposing magnet pair (20) and a second opposing magnet pair (30) disposed in a focusing plane, each magnet of the respective opposing magnet pairs having a like pole directed towards the geometric center of the focusing magnet assembly (45) to form an alignment path, two like magnetic beams extending from the alignment path on each side of the focusing magnet assembly (45), each beam being generally perpendicular to the focusing plane. A like pole of an unopposed magnet (10) can be directed down the alignment path from one side of the focusing magnet assembly (45) to produce a single magnetic beam extending generally perpendicular from the focusing magnet assembly opposite unopposed magnet (10). This beam is a magnetic monopole which emits pulses, levitates, degausses, stops electronics and separates materials.

Abstract: A free-wound electromagnetic yoke is formed by winding the X-axis with a continuous piece of heat bondable wire wound around a plurality of coil forms positioned on a mandrel and turned by a lathe. After winding, the mandrel is heated to cause the windings to form solid coils. After cooling, the solid coils are removed from the mandrel and from the coil forms. The same process is repeated for the Y-axis. The solid coils for both the X-axis and the Y-axis are placed in a toroidal support ring to form an electromagnetic yoke.

Abstract: An electron beam deflection device for cathode ray tubes comprises a pair of vertical deflection coils, a pair of horizontal deflection coils. At least one of the vertical deflection coils and the horizontal deflection coils has a saddle shape. A rigid separator supports the deflection coil pairs and insulating one from the other. An attachment element is coupled to the separator for securing the separator to a neck portion of the tube. The attachment element has a position on the neck and extends into a region under the vertical deflection coil pair.

Abstract: A Chiron Twister magnet structure is provided from a right circular cylinder constructed of a passive material, such as iron, formed into a continuous helical bar deployed around a tunnel-like working space, in which it produces a transverse helical magnetic field, and through which a charged particle beam is sent by an electron beam means, causing the electrons to move in a helical pattern. The continuous helical bar is coupled to an external magnetic field means. The continuous helical bar has a substantially rectangular cross section, with a plurality of south poles opposed by a plurality of north poles. The continuous helical bar may be constructed of a circular right cylinder, such as a pipe, made of iron, or any other high saturation passive magnetization material.

Abstract: A cathode ray tube apparatus comprising: a deflection yoke comprising a horizontal deflection coil that forms the pin cushion distortion as a whole; a vertical deflection coil that forms the barrel distortion as a whole: a resin frame provided around the periphery of the horizontal deflection coil, which insulates and fastens the horizontal deflection coil and the vertical deflection coil; and a ferrite core provided around the periphery of the vertical deflection coil to strengthen the magnetic flux and the length of part of cone portion of the horizontal deflection coil at the side of the screen whose winding angle is not less than 0 degree nor more than 30 degree with respect to the reference line is 25 mm or longer as measured from the reference line. This cathode ray tube apparatus can correct the pin cushion distortion of raster in the upper-and-lower side of the picture for flattened and increased deflection angle cathode ray tubes with the deflection yoke itself.

Abstract: Disclosed is a supplementary coil of a deflection yoke for a Braun tube. The supplementary coil forms a magnetic field of a pin-cushion type at a screen portion and a magnetic field of a barrel type at a neck portion at the same time. The deflection yoke includes a coil separator for fixing a relative position between horizontal deflection coils and vertical deflection coils by acting as an insulator. The supplementary coil also includes projections formed on inside surfaces of the neck portion and the screen portion of the coil separator. The supplementary coil is wound around the projections in the neck portion in a winding direction identical to a winding direction of the horizontal coil and wound around the projections in the screen portion in a winding direction opposite to the winding direction of the horizontal coil.

Abstract: A cathode ray tube device capable of providing sufficient shielding effect against leaking alternating electric field while exhibiting high reliability during long use. Alternating electric field generated by a deflection yoke is sufficiently reduced by the shielding effect produced by a conductive film formed on a funnel portion. A gap formed between the conductive film and an insulating sheet provided between the conductive film and the deflection yoke, due to dimensional error, is filled with insulating silicone grease, so as to avoid secular degradation of insulation which otherwise may occur due to accumulation of dust and other matters.