Abstract: An image processing device configured to be installed in a vehicle includes an image acquirer, an image selector, a first luminance adjuster, a synthetic image generator, and an image provider. The image acquirer acquires camera images captured by cameras provided on the vehicle. The image selector selects one of the camera images as a representative image based on luminances of the camera images. The first luminance adjuster adjusts a luminance of at least one of the other camera images based on a luminance of the representative image. The synthetic image generator generates a synthetic image showing a periphery of the vehicle, based on the representative image and the other camera images the luminance of at least one of which has been adjusted by the first adjuster. The image provider outputs, to a display device installed in the vehicle, information corresponding to the synthetic image.

Abstract: A remote control device is operative to enable and facilitate user control of video systems that are operative to provide one or more three-dimensional (3D) viewing effects. According to an exemplary embodiment, the remote control device includes a user input terminal having an input element operative to receive user inputs to adjust at least one of a volume setting and a channel setting of a video system, and further operative to receive user inputs to adjust a three-dimensional (3-D) viewing effect of the video system. A transmitter is operative to transmit control signals to the video system in response to the user inputs.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a television receiver includes a housing, a support portion, a first movable portion, and a second movable portion. The first movable portion includes a sliding portion supported by one of the housing and the support portion to be rotatable in at least two directions. The second movable portion rotates in a first rotation direction with the first movable portion, and includes a second sliding portion, a first engagement portion, and a second engagement portion. The second sliding portion is supported by the one of the housing and the support portion to be rotatable in the first rotation direction. The first engagement portion engages with the one of the housing and the support portion to limit a rotation range in the first rotation direction. The second engagement portion engages with the first movable portion to limit a rotation range in a second rotation direction.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a television apparatus including: a thin display device; a mount section to be placed in a site; a support mechanism projecting upwardly from the mount section and supporting the display device in an upper portion spaced from the mount section in a manner to allow the display device to change an attitude thereof; a first speaker mounted on the display device; a second speaker mounted on the mount section; a signal supply section configured to supply a first audio signal to the first speaker and to supply a second audio signal to the second speaker; and a signal processor configured to adjust the time difference between the timing of the first audio signal output from the signal supply section and the timing of the second audio signal output from the signal supply section.

Abstract: Disclosed is a deflection yoke comprising: a fastening band of a ring shape assembled on an outer periphery of a neck portion in a coil separator by a fixing manner, provided for being extended and contracted; a pair of flanges bent and extended from both ends of the fastening band, on which a through hole is formed; a yoke clamp for generating fastening force by tightening of a bolt for passing through a pair of through holes, then being tightened by a nut; a bending portion projected on an outer side along the periphery of the fastening band, whose object contact plane for coming in contact with an outer periphery of the neck portion is divided into at least two or more.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a color CRT system that can be easily adapted for installations in either the northern or the southern hemisphere. The CRT is symmetrical with respect to its yamming or set up for the earth's magnetic field so the CRT can be installed in either a normal or an inverted orientation. Likewise the yoke and yoke connector are designed and can be easily installed so the CRT scan starts in the upper left of the CRT in either the normal or inverted installation. The connectors for the neck video card are designed to exit the side of the card so the wires can be routed to the CRT system card in either CRT installation orientation. Finally the anode wire is made with a length and attachment point such that the anode is wireable when the CRT is in the normal or inverted orientation.

Abstract: A television mounting system including a television monitor specifically adapted for mounting on a ceiling or a wall is described. The television monitor includes mounting connectors proximate the top of the left, right and rear sides of the monitor's housing. A ceiling bracket is provided to which the connectors are affixed. The ceiling bracket includes a swivel connector that may be mounted to a ceiling. Each of the left and right sides of the housing further include at least two connectors to redundantly secure the television to the ceiling bracket to provide additional safety. A wall bracket is also provided that is adapted to be coupled with the ceiling bracket, thereby permitting the monitor to be attached to a vertical surface.

Abstract: The invention relates to a color display device comprising an in-line electron gun (5) for generating three electron beams (6,7,8), a deflection unit (51) for deflecting the electron beams (6,7,8) and a convergence unit (14′) for dynamically influencing the convergence of the electron beams. A variable transformer (40) is connected between the convergence unit (14′) and the deflection unit (51) for compensating undesired voltages induced by the deflection unit (51). The variable transformer (40) comprises three coils (47,48,49) wound around a hollow coil holder (43) and an adjustable core (42), which moves within the coil holder.

Abstract: The invention relates to a deflection unit (10) for cathode ray tubes in which the external magnetic stray fields are further reduced and the sensitivity of the line deflection coils (17) is increased. This is done by applying a (preferably plastic deformable) magnetic material (56) in the first void spaces (52) between the wire strands (50) of the field deflection coils (18) and/or the second void spaces (54) between the field deflection coils (18) and the yoke ring (22). The plastic deformable magnetic material (56) can be additionally used for adhering the yoke ring (22) to the field deflection coils (18).

Abstract: A deflection yoke mounted on a neck of a cathode ray tube includes a pair of horizontal deflection coils, a pair of vertical deflection coils and a core of a ferromagnetic material. The core has magnetic reluctance, in a front region, close to a screen end of the tube, that is greater along the vertical direction than along the horizontal direction. In one embodiment of the invention this feature is achieved by making recesses at the intersection of a flared front part of the core with the horizontal plane of symmetry XZ. In another embodiment of the invention, the thickness of the core varies.

Abstract: A cathode ray tube having a deflection unit, the play between the deflection unit (11) and the envelope (4) being different for two perpendicular (x and y) directions. This enables the tilt of the deflection unit relative to the envelope to be greater in a direction than in a direction at right angles to said direction. By virtue thereof, the distance between the deflection unit and the electron beams can be reduced, so that the deflection requires less energy and can be improved.

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: A liner of a deflection yoke is provided with non-threaded sleeves. A slide pin is inserted into the sleeve until a head portion of the pin comes in contact with a funnel of a cathode ray tube on which the yoke is mounted. After adjustment, a wedge is inserted into a hollow part of the pin for expanding radially the wall of the pin. Thereby, the pin is locked within the sleeve. In this way, the position of the yoke relative to the tube is secured.

Abstract: A neck attachment structure of a cathode ray tube comprising a retainer mounted on one side of a shield case assembly for inserting and fixing a circuit board; and a locking band rotatably coupled to the retainer for preventing the loosening of the neck enables the neck to be fixed to the circuit board by applying an incremental tightening force by rotating the locking band. The neck is fixed to the circuit board by soldering and then attached to the shield case assembly. The locking band ensures that the neck is firmly fixed on the circuit board and eliminates the occurrence of cracks at the soldered junction experienced in the prior art, thereby enhancing product reliability.

Abstract: A device for simply and precisely fixing a deflection yoke to a Braun tube in such a manner that it does not permanently affix the yoke to the Braun tube but permits the location and fixing angle of the yoke with respect to the Braun tube be easily changed as required. The device includes a holder, coupled to a separator, and a plurality of wedge type cams rotatably mounted on the holder. The holder is provided with a plurality of mounts for rotatably supporting the wedge type cams respectively, a plurality of releasable fixing members for fixing the cams at their adjusted angles, and connection bands extending between the mounts for connecting the mounts together. The wedge type cams not only adjust the yoke fixing angle for compensation of mis-alignment of electron gun but also releasably affix the deflection yoke to the Braun tube. In another embodiment, the wedge type cams may be substituted by pulley type cams which are rotatably mounted on the holder.

Abstract: A picture apparatus includes a vacuum envelope which has a phosphor screen and a plurality of electron gun assemblies for emitting electron beams to the phosphor screen, and a deflection device for deflecting the electron beams emitted from the electron gun assemblies. The deflection device has a plate-like coupling member arranged to face the vacuum envelope, and a plurality of elemental deflection units for deflecting the electron beams to scan the phosphor screen dividedly. The deflection units are fixed to the coupling member and located at predetermined positions, respectively.

Abstract: Display tube with a deflection unit which is mounted thereon and includes a funnel-shaped coil support. After the optimum position of the deflection unit has been set with respect to the display tube, the coil support is fixedly secured to the envelope of the display tube. A shrink sleeve which is partly shrunk around the narrow end of the coil support and partly around the envelope of the tube is used for fixation.