Glass envelope for a cathode-ray tube
AssigneeTokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHisafumi Okada, Yoshio Suzuki, Shigeo Takenaka
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Abstract
A glass envelope for a cathode-ray tube with a glass panel section which has a faceplate of substantially rectangular shape with long and short sides, the faceplate having inner and outer surfaces. Radii of curvature of the inner and outer surfaces are established so that: (Rso-Rsi)>(Rlo-Rli) and ti (Rso-Rsi)>(Rdo-Rdi), where Rsi, Rli, Rdi and Rso, Rlo, Rdo are inner and outer surface radii, respectively, for the lateral axis, the longitudinal axis and the diagonal axis of the faceplate, respectively.
Claims8
A glass envelope for a cathode-ray tube having a tube axis comprising:
- a glass panel section including a faceplate and a skirt, said faceplate having two face surfaces on opposite sides of said faceplate, a substantially rectangular shape with long and short sides, a curved inner surface on one face surface thereof and a curved outer surface on the other face surface thereof, and said skirt extending from a peripheral portion of said faceplate along the tube axis,
- said inner surface including a first inner surface radius of curvature Rsi set within a first plane including the tube axis and passing through center points of long sides of said faceplate, a second inner surface radius of curvature Rli set within a second plane including the tube axis and passing through center points of short sides of said faceplates and a third inner surface radius of curvature Rdi set within a third plane including the tube axis and a diagonal line connecting a pair of diagonally opposite corners of said faceplate,
- said outer surface including a first outer surface radius of curvature Rso set within said first plane, a second outer surface radius of curvature Rlo set within said second plane and a third outer surface radius of curvature Rdo set within said third plane, and
- said inner and outer surface radii of curvature being defined by the following inequalities (1) and (2), respectively:
- Rsi<Rli and Rsi<Rdi (1),
- Rso<Rlo and Rso<Rdo (2).
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