Cathode ray tube
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsSusumu Tagawa, Shoji Araki, Shinichi Numata
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Abstract
A cathode ray tube comprises an envelope, an electron beam source positioned at one end of the envelope, a target positioned at another end of the envelope, and an electrostatic lens means positioned between the electron beam source and the target. The lens means has a first cylindrical electrode and a second cylindrical electrode positioned along the electron beam path to focus the electron beam. The second cylindrical electrode is divided into four patterned electrodes, and each of the deflection electrodes has a lead which is formed across the first cylindrical electrode but is isolated therefrom. The portion of the leads is positioned to cause a predeflection to the electron beam.
Claims6
An image pick-up tube comprising:
- (a) an envelope;
- (b) an election beam source positioned at one end of said envelope;
- (c) a target positioned at another end of said envelope opposite to said electron beam source;
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- (d) an electrostatic lens means positioned between said electron beam source and said target, said lens means having a first cylindrical electrode and a second cylindrical electrode respectively positioned along said electron beam path to focus said electron beam, said second cylindrical electrode being divided into four patterned deflection electrodes, each of said deflection electrodes having a lead which is formed across said first cylindrical electrode and is electrically isolated therefrom, wherein a portion of said lead is connected to said second electrode and is lying in the area where said first electrode is positioned, and a ratio S/SO is selected in the range from 0.15 to 0.60 where S is sum of each area of said portion of said leads and so is the sum of total area of said first electrode and S, whereby said portion causes a pre-deflection to said electron beam.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.