Deflection yoke apparatus

A deflection yoke apparatus which is mounted on a neck of a cathode ray tube in which three electron guns are arranged in-line and rasters are produced on a screen by electron beams emitted from said electron guns, comprising:

• (a) a deflection yoke which comprises a pair of saddle type horizontal deflection coils which have rear rise parts and generate a pincushion type horizontal deflection magnetic field, a coil separator which has a bulged part for fixing said coils inside the coil separator and housing said rear parts, a pair of vertical deflection coils which are arranged outside said coil separator and generate a barrel type vertical deflection magnetic field, and an annular deflection core which forms a part of a magnetic path of magnetic flux generated from said both coils and is constructed so that misconvergence X.sub.H at both ends of the horizontal axis X of the screen is eliminated to approximately zero and a cross misconvergence PQ.sub.V at the end parts in the diagonal direction of screen is eliminated to approximately zero, thereby a remaining misconvergence being intensively provided as the amount Y.sub.H in the horizontal direction at the upper and lower end parts in the vertical axis direction Y of the screen, when three beams are deflected by said deflection magnetic field;
• (b) a pair of correction coil means which comprise a pair of U-shaped magnetic cores and correction coils wound around said magnetic cores and are fitted to the bulged part of said coil separator to generate a correction magnetic field in the neck of said cathode-ray tube and dynamically converging said electron beams over the full range of the screen;
• (c) a correction current source comprising a rectifying circuit which produces a non-modulated parabolic correction current synchronized with the vertical deflection current;
• (d) a variable voltage divider being connected in parallel with said correction current source and adjusting a waveform of said correction current flowing in said correction coil;
• (e) a circuit means for forming an adjustable resistor circuit respectively connected in parallel with two diodes of said rectifying circuit and supplying the correction current of the correction current source to the correction coils, thereby adjusting the tilt of the electron beam arrangement against the horizontal axis X;
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• (f) a correction current adjusting means for adjusting the correction current flowing in said correction coil, thereby adjusting the amount of the correction current.