Article of manufacture for projection television system
AssigneeZenith Radio Corporation
InventorStanley E. Lehnert
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AssigneeZenith Radio Corporation
InventorStanley E. Lehnert
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An article of manufacture is disclosed for use in a projection television system. A cathode ray picture tube has a face panel with a rearwardly extending skirt and a window for receiving a cathodoluminescent imaging screen. The tube has a seal land which defines a plane whose normal makes a non-zero acute angle with respect to the axis of said window. The article is for use in a system having a cathode ray picture tube whose projection optical axis is on the axis of a remotely located viewing screen, and at least one displaced axis cathode ray picture tube; that is, a tube whose projection optical axis is displaced from the axis of the viewing screen by a non-zero acute angle.
For use in a projection television system, an article of manufacture comprising a cathode ray picture tube having a face panel with a rearwardly extending skirt and a window for receiving a cathodoluminescent imaging screen, said tube having a seal land which defines a plane whose normal makes a non-zero acute angle with respect to the axis of said window.
For use in a projection television system, an article of manufacture comprising a glass cathode ray picture tube having a face panel with a rearwardly extending skirt and a window for receiving a cathodoluminescent imaging screen, the edge of said skirt defining a plane whose normal makes a non-zero, acute angle with respect to the axis of said screen.
For use in a projection television system, an article of manufacture comprising a cathode ray picture tube having a face panel with a rearwardly extending skirt and a window for receiving a cathodoluminescent imaging screen, said panel skirt being conjoinable with a funnel by mating along interfacing edges, with the edge of said skirt defining a plane whose normal makes a non-zero acute cant angle with respect to the axis of said window said funnel edge defining a plane whose normal makes a non-zero acute cant angle with respect to the funnel axis, whereby said funnel can be aligned and conjoined with said face panel to define a selected tilt angle with respect to the axis of said window.
For use in a projection television system, a cathode ray picture tube whose projection optical axis is displaced from the axis of a remotely located viewing screen by a non-zero acute angle A, and with a cathodoluminescent imaging screen whose axis is substantially coincident with said projection optical axis and normally coincident with the electron-optical axis of said tube, said imaging screen providing an electron-formed visible image for projection on said viewing screen, said cathode ray picture tube having a conjoinable face panel with a rearwardly extending skirt and a funnel which mate along interfacing seal edges, said funnel seal edge being formed to define a plane whose normal makes an angle with respect to the funnel axis substantially equal to one-half said angle A, and with said face panel seal edge formed to define a plane whose normal makes an angle with respect to the imaging screen axis substantially equal to one-half said angle A, said funnel being aligned with respect to said face panel to tilt said electron-optical axis with respect to said projection optical axis by an angle B substantially equal to said angle A, such that when said seal edges are conjoined, the value of said angle B and the orientation of said electron-optical axis causes said electron-formed visible image to have an orientation oand non-linear magnification distortion effective to substantially compensate for the off-axis-induced, non-linear magnification distortion of the light image projected thereby on said viewing screen.
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