Convergence correcting device
AssigneeSamsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd.
InventorsTae J. Park, Cheong M. Lee
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Abstract
A convergence correcting device is disclosed in which a first correcting element varies an inductance of horizontal correcting coils so as to correct a misconvergence in a saturable region of a flux generated according to the horizontal correcting coils of the saturable reactor, and the second correcting element corrects a misconvergence by increasing a flux density at the vertical side of the saturable reactor after focusing magnetic fields generated from vertical correcting coils and the magnet.
Claims12
A device for correcting convergence of an in-line type color picture tube of a self convergence system, comprising:
- a pair of horizontal deflection coils;
- a pair of vertical deflection coils;
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- a pair of saturable reactors having respectively a permanent magnet for D.C. magnetic bias, a vertical correction coil connected to a respective said vertical deflection coil in series, the vertical correction coils of said pair of saturable reactors respectively being wound to generate magnetic flux in the same direction and opposite the direction of magnetic flux generated by the permanent magnets, a pair of horizontal correction coils respectively connected to said horizontal deflection coils and having inductance thereof varied by magnetic flux from the respective said vertical correction coils, and a leakage magnetic flux guide means of c-shape which guides leakage flux from the permanent magnets to said pair of horizontal correction coils for increasing the amount of magnetic flux which determines a reference point of operation for each said horizontal correction coil to locate said reference point in a saturation region of said horizontal correction coil.
A device as claimed in clam 1, wherein said leakage magnetic flux guide means comprises a band in the form of a C-shaped magnetic piece adjacent to each said permanent magnet.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.