Line deflection circuit in a picture display device
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorJozef J. M. Hulshof
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AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorJozef J. M. Hulshof
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A line deflection circuit in a picture display device in which a bidirectional supply switch controlled at the line frequency, as inductance and a bidirectional deflection switch likewise controlled at the line frequency are arranged in series between the terminals of a supply voltage source. A line deflection resonant network is connected to the deflection switch. By means of a forward control of the period of conductance of the supply switch the amplitude of the line deflection current is changed at the field frequency and by means of a feedback control of the said period this amplitude is maintained constant during a time interval which is short with respect to the duration of a field period. The line amplitude is substantially independent of the value of the line frequency and the trace capacitor is switchable as a function of the line frequency.
A circuit for a line deflection in a picture display device, comprising the series arrangement of a controllable semiconductor element, a controllable bidirectional deflection switch and a supply inductance, which series arrangement is coupled between terminals of a supply voltage source, further comprising a deflection resonant network including a line deflection coil which network is arranged parallel to the deflection switch, a first drive stage for applying a first drive signal to the semiconductor element for controlling energy stored in the inductance with a feedback control in dependence upon an amplitude of a generated line deflection current flowing through the line deflection coil for maintaining the said amplitude constant, and with a forward control in dependence upon a field frequency signal for obtaining a field frequency variation of the amplitude of the line deflection current and a second drive stage for applying a second drive signal to the deflection switch for line frequency rendering this switch alternately conducting, namely during a trace time of the line deflection current, and non-conducting, namely during a retrace time of the said current, characterized in that the feedback control is active at the field frequency during a time interval which is not longer than approximately a duration of one field retrace.
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