Abstract: A deflection yoke for a cathode ray tube includes a pair of vertical deflection coils, a pair of horizontal deflection coils and a rigid separator or yoke liner isolating the pairs of deflection coils from each other. The separator has a constant thickness and has on its inside face supporting ridges of a variable height for supporting the horizontal deflection coils.

Abstract: An intermediate tap 31 is provided on a vertical deflection coil 22 of a deflection yoke and the intermediate tap is connected to a chassis ground through a high-pass filter 32 which can pass only a ringing current to form a current path, thereby the the ringing current is prevented from passing through the vertical deflection coil 22 so that the raster ringing is substantially reduced.

Abstract: A normal conducting bending electromagnet having: a pair of pole pieces having respective pole piece faces, said pole pieces being; disposed with the pole piece faces thereof facing each other with a substantially constant gap therebetween; a magnetic field for forming a charged particle beam arc orbit, being generated in the gap between the pole pieces. A yoke coupled to the pole pieces for forming a closed magnetic circuit with the gap, and a pair of coils is provided for generating a magnetomotive force and generating magnetic fluxes in the magnetic circuit. At least one side wall of each of the pole pieces is slanted or stepped along a virtual slanted plane; along the magnetic path of the pole piece so as to gradually broaden the cross sectional area of the pole piece at the plane perpendicular to the magnetic path from the gap toward the yoke, the slanted side wall or the virtual slanted plane; having a slant angle in the range from 30.degree.

Abstract: A deflection yoke for a cathode ray tube includes a pair of saddle-shaped horizontal deflection coils, a pair of saddle-shaped vertical deflection coils separated from the horizontal deflection coils by a rigid separator. The separator is formed from a funnel-shaped main body and a removable rear ring. The rear ring has an arrangement for locking to the main body and partially covers the back of the vertical deflection coils. Arms are placed around an external periphery of the rear ring that extend towards a core made of magnetic material. The core is placed around the vertical coils. The arms hold the core in place.

Abstract: An electromagnetic deflection unit (5) comprising a coil holder (6) with a flange (8) whose inner side supports coils (10a, 10b) for (line) deflection of electron beams. At the flange side of the coil holder (magnetized) preformed elements (14) are arranged within these coils so as to influence the magnetic field of these coils (10a, 10b), thereby reducing spreading errors, caused during manufacture, throughout the display screen. For the purpose of automatic mounting of the preformed elements, an annular support having predetermined locations (in particular from 12 to 36) for accommodating preformed elements is used. The preformed elements (14) are accommodated at a plurality of these predetermined locations and, if made of a permanent magnetic material, produce magnetic fields having magnetic strengths measured at a distance of some mm above the heart of the elements in the range between 1 and 1000 .mu.T.

Abstract: Image rotation of a cathode ray tube caused by the influence of earth magnetism can be suppressed. An image rotation correcting coil for generating a magnetic field of the direction opposite to that of a horizontal earth magnetism component of the direction vertical to the picture tube is disposed between a deflection yoke formed at the outside of a tube envelope of a cathode ray tube and an anode button.

Abstract: Display tube comprising a deflection unit provided with a (twist) correction device which includes an annular (twist) correction coil surrounding the tube neck, which coil, when energized by a circuit providing a (twist) correction current, generates a magnetic correction field in the axial direction of the display tube. According to the invention, the device also provides a 4-pole y field for correcting (twist) errors in the center of the display screen. This 4-pole y field can be generated by causing the turns of the annular coil to follow a path having four predetermined corrugations alternately facing the display screen and the electron gun.

Abstract: The horizontal deflection apparatus has a separator whose cross-section takes a saddle-shape form, and horizontal deflecting coils are comprised of three coil groups connected in a series to each other. The first coil group is wound on the outermost circumference on the inside of the main structure of the separator, the second coil group is wound at a predetermined distance from the first coil group, and the third coil group is wound at a predetermined distance from the second coil group. Deflecting efficiency at the deflection center is improved because the deflection magnetic field generated from the second and third coil groups is generated at the deflection center.

Abstract: Convergence correction device for a color display tube comprising a rolled-up flexible support provided with two convergence correction coil systems at its inner surface as well as its outer surface. The coils of each system are of the spiral-shaped type and are interconnected via metallized apertures by means of an electrically conducting strip at the opposite circumferential surface. Dependent on the specific configuration, the flexible support is wound once or twice around the neck of the display tube.

Abstract: Display tube comprising an electromagnetic deflection unit with field deflection coils of the saddle type having a lying gun-sided lobe which is provided with a plurality of sub-assemblies each comprising two longitudinal conductor groups which are connected at their gun side by means of a connection group of conductors lying flush with the longitudinal conductor groups, the first sub-assembly being arranged within the second, the second within the third, and so forth. Field coma errors, field astigmatism (isotropic and anisotropic) and north-south raster errors can be simultaneously minimized by means of such field deflection coils.

Abstract: A deflection yoke has a non-magnetic conductor on a screen-bent portion or a neck-bent portion of a vertical deflection coil, and the non-magnetic conductor is connected to ground by means of a lead line for the purpose of eliminating a ringing phenomenon caused by stray capacitance between horizontal and vertical deflection coils, and the vertical deflection coil and a ferrite core, which can be adopted to any saddle-saddle type deflection yokes having saddle-shaped vertical and horizontal deflection coils. A considerable amount of the stray capacitance is passed to the ground, and the ringing phenomenon is improved.

Abstract: A magnetic system for uniformly scanning an ion beam comprising a magnetic structure having poles with associated scanning coils and respective pole faces that define therebetween a gap through which the ion beam passes; and a magnetic circuit for producing in the gap a magnetic field of sufficient magnitude to prevent the occurrence of a recently observed plasma effect in which the transverse cross-section of the ion beam substantially fluctuates in size while the ion beam is being scanned across the selected surface.

Abstract: A dual-coil type CRT image tilt correcting device which includes a first ring coil mounted on the CRT of a monitor in front of the biased yoke and charged to produce a magnetic field for tilt correction control without causing much color change, and a second ring coil mounted on the CRT adjacent to the magnetic ring of the biased yoke and charged to produce a magnetic field in the reversed direction to compensate with the magnetic field of the first ring coil on the convergence of the electron beam.

Abstract: A focusing unit for a cathode ray tube comprises a plurality of permanent magnets, each having a longitudinal axis, and a plurality of coils. A form holds the magnets in a first annular array at substantially equally spaced intervals in which the magnet axes are substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis defined by the first annular array and holds the coils in a second annular array at positions spaced angularly between the magnets. Annular flanges of high magnetic permeability are disposed over longitudinally opposite ends of the magnets. At least one annular winding is disposed substantially adjacent to and inwardly from the first array of the magnets. In one embodiment, the coils are helical coils disposed in substantial circumferential alignment with the first annular array of the magnets. The helical coils each having a substantially is radially aligned longitudinal axis.

Abstract: A coil is provided for use in a deflecting electromagnet in which two coil end portions are bent as well as a method of manufacturing the same. In the coil, a plurality of coil units in each of which two coil end portions 3c are bent such that they oppose each other are laid on top of one another, and the individual coil units are electrically connected to each other. Alternatively, two-layer coil units in each of which the two ends of the conducting wire are located on the outer side of the outer diameter portion of the coil unit are laid on top of one another, so that all the connecting portions of the conducting wires between the individual two-layer coil units can be located on the outer side of the outer diameter portions. Alternatively, the connecting portions of the conducting wires between the individual coil units are extending such that they are separated from the coil unit.

Abstract: A deflection yoke includes a hollow funnel-shaped tapered piece, a first set of winding hooks provided on a small-aperture portion of the tapered piece, a second set of winding hooks provided on a large-aperture portion of the tapered piece, and a deflection coil including first through n-th winding bundles. The first winding bundle includes a bundle of conductor wound onto a center winding hook at the center of the first set of winding hooks and onto the second winding hooks. The second winding bundle includes a bundle of conductor wound onto the center winding hook, the winding hooks adjacent thereto on either side, and onto the second winding hooks. The third and subsequent winding bundles include bundles of conductors wound onto the center winding hook, a plurality of winding hooks adjacent thereto on either side, and onto the second winding hooks. The first through n-th winding bundles are wound onto the first set of winding hooks in a same direction, and aligned on the first set of winding hooks.

Abstract: A saddle type deflection coil assembly is formed of a plurality of conductor wires which are not displaced and biassed. A resulted multicore parallel conductor wire is thus not twisted. The deflection coil assembly includes an external coil constructed by winding the plurality of parallel conductor wires in a laminated manner in a continuous groove of a first winding mold. An internal coil is constructed by winding a plurality of parallel conductor wires in a laminated manner in a continuous groove formed in a second winding mold. The internal coil is superimposed on the external coil to form a saddle configuration. A starting end of the external coil and a terminating end of the internal coil are interconnected with each other to form the deflection coil.

Abstract: Display tube including a convergence correction device which comprises a plurality of correction coils having coplanar axes and being arranged around the tube neck. The coils are of the planar type. More specifically, there are two sets of four coils for generating two differently oriented four-pole fields and two sets of six coils for generating two differently oriented six-pole fields, while all these coils are arranged on one flexible support which is wound around the tube neck a number of times, for example, one set of coils for each turn.

Abstract: A deflection unit comprising a set of preformed diametrical deflection coils. A hollow coil support of synethic material includes at least two lugs into which respective permanent deformations are impressed. The coils are mechanically anchored to the lugs by means of, for example, an ultrasonic welding process in which the locations of the coil support situated opposite supported locations of the coils are softened and pressed into the coils. The coils substantially free of the coil support, i.e., the larger part of each coil is free of the coil support, and are not deformed so that their mutual position is accurately maintained.

Abstract: A display tube has an electromagnetic deflection unit with line deflection coils of the semi-saddle type which are provided at their gun-sided ends with an extension having one single, wedge-shaped window directed towards the gun. Particularly line coma errors and raster errors, which occur in display tubes having display screens of small curvature and/or in the case of extreme long axis: short axis ratios, can be minimized with such line deflection coils.

Abstract: A deflection coil is formed into a saddle shape by winding up a conductive wire ribbon in layers, such that the layered wire ribbon is formed in its cross-section into a parallelogram with adjoining sides crossing one another at other than 90 degrees. The deflection coil is produced by winding up in layers the wire ribbon in a plurality of coil grooves of a coil-winding frame die while the wire ribbon is delivered out from a nozzle, obliquely against the side wall face of each coil groove.

Abstract: Saddle coils are manufactured by placing wires in grooves formed in a first mold, so that the spatial arrangement of the saddle coils are determined by the positions of the grooves. This enables the wires to be precisely located in predetermined positions and assures a precise spatial arrangement of the saddle coils. Further, the wire is held by guides to form a solenoid coil. With this arrangement, high positional accuracies of the saddle coils and the solenoid coil are obtained, improving the detecting accuracy of the slice position of an object to be examined.

Abstract: A self converging, widescreen color picture tube system includes a widescreen, in-line color picture tube having a funnel, an electron gun assembly (28) for three in-line electron beams located in a neck at one end of the picture tube, and a faceplate with a viewing screen at the other end. The picture tube has a wide aspect ratio. A self converging widescreen deflection yoke (40) for deflecting the electron beams in the wide aspect ratio picture tube includes horizontal and vertical deflection windings. The yoke (40) is located by an initial flare section of the funnel and positioned along the longitudinal axis of the picture tube to make the tube reference line and the yoke deflection plane substantially coincident. To achieve substantial horizontal astigmatism correction at the extremes of the major axis of the wide viewing screen, the horizontal deflection winding is constructed to have a generally pincushion-shaped horizontal deflection field over the effective length of the field.

Abstract: A coil-winding frame body for deflection yoke coil, includes: a straight portion formed as a neck side; a trumpet-shaped curved surface portion spreading outward from the end of the straight portion toward a head side; and a plurality of flanges formed on the inner face of the body for defining a plurality of coil-winding grooves and walls, and each of the grooves is elongated from the neck side to the head side and into which a wire ribbon will be wound in layers.

Abstract: Deflection apparatus is shown for high perveance ion beams, operating at 20 Hz fundamental and substantially higher order harmonics, having a magnetic structure formed of laminations with thickness in range between 0.2 and 1 millimeter. Additionally, a compensator is shown with similar laminated structures with resonant excitation circuit, operating at 20 Hz or higher, in phase locked relationship with the frequency of the previously deflected beam. Furthermore, features are shown which have broader applicability to producing strong magnetic field in magnetic gap. Among the numerous important features shown are special laminated magnetic structures, including different sets of crosswise laminations in which the field in one lamination of one set is distributed into multiplicity of laminations of the other set of coil-form structures, field detection means and feedback control system, cooling plate attached in thermal contact with number of lamination layers.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for correcting harmonics (multipoles) in high energy particle accelerators using superconducting magnets using a pattern of superconducting bands adjacent to the accelerator magnets. In such accelerators, superconducting coils are positioned around a non-magnetic beam tube with the magnetic coils designed to guide particles, such as protons, along the tube. Magnetic field non-uniformities in the form of multipole harmonics will disrupt the beam guidance, causing particles to hit the tube walls and be lost, reducing accelerator efficiency. The negative effects of multipoles (harmonics) in such accelerators can be reduced or eliminated by positioning a non-magnetic tube bearing a pattern of longitudinal superconducting bands, connected by circumferential band segments around the exterior of the helium vessel or other suitable surface near the magnet ends. The bands are formed from a superconductor having a critical temperature above the boiling temperature of liquid nitrogen.

Abstract: A charged particle beam exposure method for deflecting a charged particle beam in a deflection system which includes electromagnetic deflection coils, includes the steps of (a) controlling the deflection system based on deflection data, and (b) generating heat at least a vicinity of the electromagnetic deflection coils so as to compensate for a change in heat generated from the electromagnetic deflection coils.

Abstract: A flyback transformer for use with a horizontal sweep circuit and a CRT. The transformer includes a first "U-shaped" magnetic core member having first and second legs and a second "U-shaped" magnetic core member having first and second legs. The first legs of the first and second core members are spaced apart to form a gap therebetween, and the second legs of the first and second core members have planar faces that are in parallel abutting relationship with each other when the transformer is in an assembled relationship. Coil windings surround the gap and a portion of each of the first legs when the transformer is assembled.

Abstract: An improved cathode ray tube yoke assembly and cathode ray tube system is capable of reducing or eliminating cathode ray tube geometrical image distortions caused by an inherent non-linear relationship between magnetic deflection fields inside the tube and electron beam spot deflection. The yoke assembly comprises horizontal and vertical windings for producing horizontal and vertical deflection fields and one or more non-linear magnetic elements. The magnetic elements produce a non-linear relationship between driving currents and magnetic deflection fields inside the tube which substantially compensates for the inherent non-linear relationship between deflection fields and electron beam spot deflection. In the preferred embodiment, the inductances of the yoke windings remain constant during operation.

Abstract: A deflection yoke for use with cathode ray tubes of the type in which one or more electron beams generated therein are deflected includes a magnetic core member and a selected wire winding thereon to produce a magnetic field for deflecting the beam. Each core has a winding axis defined thereon and each winding occurs along at least one segment having a given length along the winding axis. Each segment has a first end and an opposed second end and a middle portion defined therebetween. The winding pattern of each winding in accordance with the invention begins in the central portion of each segment and includes a first toroidal winding portion starting at this midpoint and extending in a first handed direction to a first segment end. The winding pattern includes an intermediate transition portion which extends from the first segment end to the second segment end. The winding pattern continues with a second toroidal winding portion extending from the second segment and to the middle starting point.

Abstract: A wire cable assembly (10, 310) adapted for the winding of electrical coils is taught. A primary intended use is for use in particle tube assemblies (532) for the superconducting super collider. The correction coil cables (10, 310) have wires (14, 314) collected in wire arrays (12, 312) with a center rib (16, 316) sandwiched therebetween to form a core assembly (18, 318 ). The core assembly (18, 318) is surrounded by an assembly housing (20, 320) having an inner spiral wrap (22, 322) and a counter wound outer spiral wrap (24, 324). An alternate embodiment (410) of the invention is rolled into a keystoned shape to improve radial alignment of the correction coil cable (410) on a particle tube (733) in a particle tube assembly (732).

Abstract: A structure for fixing a deflection yoke and a focus magnet on the periphery of a projection cathode ray tube. A fixing part of the focus magnet and a fixing part of the deflection yoke are overlapped and these two fixing parts are fixed on the periphery of the tube by one common clamp.

Abstract: A charged particle beam exposure method deflects a charged particle beam in a deflection system which includes electromagnetic deflection coils and an electromagnetic lens. The charged particle beam exposure method includes controlling the deflection system based on deflection data, and blocking heat radiation from at least the electromagnetic deflection coils by a partition so as to prevent the heat radiation from reaching the electromagnetic lens and to prevent heat conduction to the electromagnetic lens by the partition.

Abstract: In a deflection yoke mounted on a cathode ray tube, a pair of silicon steel field harmonic enhancers are placed over rear portions of a horizontal deflection coil of a saddle coil type near an electron beam entrance region of the coils such that portions of the saddle coils are interposed between the field harmonic enhancers and a neck portion of the cathode ray tube. The field harmonic enhancers reduce horizontal coma error by making the horizontal deflection field in the rear portion of the saddle coils more pincushion shaped.

Abstract: Dimples or depressions are formed in a deflection coil for a CRT deflection yoke assembly by inserting a spherically shaped end of a dowel-like pin through a hole in the wall of a female arbor, to protrude into a winding cavity formed between a male arbor and the female arbor of the associated yoke coil winding machine. The pin end is inserted only partially into the cavity, for acting as a deformation in the wall of the female arbor, thereby causing convolutions of wire being wound around the cavity to overly the pin. This creates the desired dimple or depression, and controls the distribution of the wires in that area of the deflection coil.

Abstract: A deflection system for a cathode-ray tube including a horizontal deflection core, a magnetic coil, and a vertical deflection coil toroidally wound on the magnetic core. The vertical deflection coil has a plurality of superimposed winding layers arranged with respect to a vertical axis of the deflection system with at least one of the layers of the vertical deflection coil being disposed asymmetrically with respect to the vertical axis or disposed symmetrically with respect to the vertical axis and having winding portions delimiting at least one gap along an extent thereof at a position other than the vertical axis. In this manner, an induced voltage in the at least one of the layers is substantially equal to an induced voltage in each of another of the layers at least in the region of the vertical axis, whereby ringing is substantially prevented.

Abstract: A coil for use in a deflecting electromagnet in which two coil end portions are bent as well as a method of manufacturing the same. In the coil, a plurality of coil units 4 in each of which two coil end portions 3c are bent such that they oppose each other are laid on top of another, and the individual coil units are electrically connected to each other. Alternatively, two-layer coil units in each of which the two ends of the conducting wire are located on the outer side of the outer diameter portion of the coil unit are laid on top of another, so that all the connecting portions of the conducting wires between the individual two-layer coil units can be located on the outer side of the outer diameter portions. Alternatively, the connecting portions of the conducting wires between the individual coil units are extended such that they are separated from the coil unit.

Abstract: A convergence correcting device is disclosed in which a first correcting element varies an inductance of horizontal correcting coils so as to correct a misconvergence in a saturable region of a flux generated according to the horizontal correcting coils of the saturable reactor, and the second correcting element corrects a misconvergence by increasing a flux density at the vertical side of the saturable reactor after focusing magnetic fields generated from vertical correcting coils and the magnet.

Abstract: A linearity compensation apparatus for a multi-scanning monitor which has a magnetic deflection-type cathode ray tube includes a linearity coil to be connected in series with the deflection coil of a horizontal deflection system of the multi-scanning monitor. An electromagnet has a core connected to the linearity coil and a line coil wound on the core thereof. A current control circuit controls the amount of current flowing through the line coil of the electromagnet so as to correspond with the horizontal scanning frequency from an external display adapter, thereby varying the magnetic field strength of the electromagnet in order to vary automatically the relationship between the inductance and the current flowing through the linearity coil in accordance with the magnitude of the horizontal scanning frequency.

Abstract: A deflection yoke for a cathode ray tube is provided with two separated winding portions, a first portion provided around the neck portion and the tapered portion from the neck to the screen of the cathode ray tube has a uniform and circular winding distribution and a second portion close to the screen of the picture tube has a non-uniform winding distribution and is elongated in the x-axis direction to provide a pin cushion magnetic field without adversely affecting the focus.

Abstract: A dipole coil for use in a superconducting electromagnet employs two saddle-shaped coils in a diametrically opposed relationship. Each of the saddle-shaped coils includes central linearly extending portions, and curved saddle portions at the ends of the coil, respectively. A trapezoidal curved portion spacer is wedged into place against part of the saddle portion of the coil at the end thereof so as to exert a compressive force on such part which will inhibit displacement of the coil windings when an electromagnetic force acts thereon. In this way, friction at the coil is suppressed so as to prevent quenching. At the other end of the coil, the trapezoidal spacer includes a triangular member and a trapezoidal member spaced from one another so as to define a passageway. Leads of the coil are respectively accommodated in such passageways to prevent an excessive force from acting thereon. In this way, damage to the leads is also prevented.

Abstract: Accumulation of charge between neighboring image lines can be prevented in a television pick-up tube in which an image pick-up face is scanned along image lines by an electron beam when a comparatively small periodic deflection is imposed on the electron beam in a direction perpendicular to the image lines. To achieve this, a magnetic deflection element in the form of a saddle-shaped coil is disposed between the vertical deflection element of the television pick-up tube and the envelope of the electron gun.

Abstract: A color cathode ray tube equipped with an in-line type electron gun, a deflection yoke designed to generate a uniform deflection magnetic field, the in-line type electron gun having a focusing grid which accommodates three pole pieces of magnetic bodies, and a magnetic field generator disposed outside the cathode ray tube so as to apply 4-pole dynamic magnetic fields to the pole pieces, thus constituting a dynamic convergence system capable of correcting any misconvergence of the three electron beams in a vertical direction or a horizontal direction.

Abstract: A deflecting yoke which is of a divisionally winding type that electric wires are wound in a plurality of slots so as to provide a saddle-shaped deflecting coil. Included in the deflecting yoke is an insulating frame having a smaller aperture section which is therein equipped with a hooking device for hooking electric wire bundles so that portions of the electric wire bundles are curved along a cathode ray tube. The curved portions of the electric wire bundles are arranged to be closer to a top of neck portion of the cathode ray tube as the corresponding electric wire bundles are wound in the slots formed at more inner position of the deflection yoke. The hooking device comprises a plurality of guide walls along which the portions of the electric wire bundles are curvedly hooked.

Abstract: A scan velocity modulation (SVM) coil arrangement for a cathode ray tube has SVM coils arranged on a rear portion of the main horizontal deflection coils. The main horizontal coils are of the saddle type and have flat end turns at the rear of the deflection coil, lying along the surface of the picture tube. The SVM coil is placed over the flat rear end turns forward of the static convergence magnets and forward of ferromagnetic materials associated with the electron gun. The sensitivity of the SVM coil is increased to the point that the coil can be efficiently driven in a progressively scanned raster display, at twice the horizontal rate of an interleaved raster display.

Abstract: A television pick-up tube in an image pick-up system comprises an high-frequency magnetic deflection element which deflects the electron beam perpendicularly to the line direction in the television pick-up tube. As a result, residual charge remaining between the image lines on the target face of the television pick-up tube is neutralized. Inductive coupling of the high-frequency deflection element to the power supply increases the resonance frequency of the deflection element, so that the deflection element can operate at a frequency which exceeds the video signal frequency so that it does not interfere therewith.

Abstract: In a cathode ray tube, a first pair of permanent magnet pieces are arranged along a horizontal direction and fixed on an end portion of a deflection unit at an electron gun side in such a manner that poles of one of the magnet pieces face the other poles of the other magnet piece. A second pair of permanent magnet pieces are arranged along a vertical direction, separated from the first pair of permanent magnet pieces by being fixed on a neck portion, forward of the electron gun assembly, and in such a manner that poles of one of the, magnet pieces face the other poles of the other magnet piece.

Abstract: A deflection yoke for a color cathode ray tube has a cone part and a neck holder part. The neck holder part is attached on the outer circumferential surface of the neck of the CRT. The cone part can be rotated against the neck holder part and the neck holder part can be disconnected from the cone part. In the neck holder part, elastic bridges are equally arranged on the outer circumferential surface of a tubular plug. A plurality of ratchets are projected on the elastic bridges. Furthermore, teeth are equally arranged on the inner circumferential surface of the opening of the cone part. The teeth receive the tubular plug in order to mesh with the plurality of ratchets.

Abstract: This invention relates to a deflection arrangement for a video display of color pictures. The arrangement comprises a deflection yoke including a pair of vertical deflection coils toroidally wound on a magnetic core, using a multi-layer terminal technique. An R-C network is coupled between an intermediate terminal of the firstly wound layer of one of the coils and between an intermediate terminal of the firstly wound layer of the other one of the coils. The R-C network suppresses ringing in the coils that are produced by a horizontal deflection coil during horizontal retrace.

Abstract: A deflection yoke for color cathode ray tubes, the deflection yoke including a vertical deflection coil for generating a vertical deflecting magnetic field having a barrel-shaped distortion, and a horizontal deflection coil for generating a horizontal deflection magnetic field having a pin-cushion shaped distortion, a differential coil connected to the horizontal deflection coil, a pair of cores located in opposite positions at a smaller rim portion of the yoke, the cores being provided with coils for generating a quadripolar magnetic field, a pick-up coil magnetically coupled to the differential coil or the horizontal deflection coil, and a current waveform shaping circuit for supplying a current to the quadripolar magnetic field generating coils.