Color display apparatus including a CRT with internal switching valve
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsAlan G. Knapp, Harold W. Ellis
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AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsAlan G. Knapp, Harold W. Ellis
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A display apparatus which comprises a display tube having a channel plate electron multiplier and a penetron screen having an electrode (hereinafter termed the screen electrode) thereon by which an accelerating field is provided between the electron multiplier and the screen. In order to obtain rapid switching of the voltage applied to the screen electrode, a high voltage power supply has a thermionic valve included within the display tube envelope to shunt current to ground when switching from a high voltage to a low voltage. The anode and cathode of the valve are connected respectively to the screen electrode and the electron gun cathode. The valve may be a triode or tetrode. A feedback arrangement is provided which causes the voltage on the screen electrode to remain substantially constant in spite of variations in screen current.
A color display apparatus comprising:
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