Apparatus for reducing deflection aberration in a CRT
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorShuhei Nakata
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Abstract
In an in-line beam type CRT, at least one pair of quadrupole electromagnets and at least one pair of quadrupole electromagnets rotated by 45.degree. about a beam axis are provided around a neck portion of a deflection yoke. Further, electric field lenses for respectively applying quadrupole electric fields to beams are mounted to an electron gun. Thus, the CRT can provide satisfactory spot shapes over the entire surface of a screen thereof and hence achieve high resolution.
Claims15
An in-line beam type CRT comprising:
- a first set of electromagnets provided around a neck portion of said CRT for providing a first quadrupole field;
- a second set of electromagnets rotated by 45 degrees about a beam axis, said second set of electromagnets also being provided around the neck portion of said CRT;
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- an electric field lens comprising one or more electrodes driven by control voltages within an electron gun, for respectively applying quadrupole electric fields to beams, wherein said electric field lens is displaced from said first and said second sets of electromagnets along an axis of beam travel.
An in-line beam type CRT comprising:
- a first set of electromagnets provided around a neck portion of said CRT;
- a second set of electromagnets rotated by 45 degrees about a beam axis, said second set of electromagnets also being provided around the neck portion of said CRT;
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- an electric field lens comprising one or more electrodes driven by control voltages within an electron gun through which a central beam and outer beams pass, for inwardly deflecting said outer beams.
A single beam type CRT including a deflection yoke including means for producing sextupole components of horizontal and vertical magnetic fields disposed in a triplet arrangement, and further including a skew quadrupole magnet disposed around a neck portion of said CRT;
- wherein said triplet arrangement comprises a first divergence of said magnetic fields, followed by a convergence of said magnetic fields, followed by a second divergence of said magnetic fields.
An in-line beam type CRT having a self-converged yoke, comprising:
- a coma-aberration correcting sextupole magnet provided around a neck portion of said CRT, for setting an amount of correction for coma-aberration which exceeds a strength necessary to correct coma-aberration;
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- a ring made of a magnetic substance, said ring being provided laterally adjacent to said sextupole magnet, wherein a distance between said sextupole magnet and said ring is adjustable by moving said ring, so as to modify the amount of correction for coma-aberration.
A CRT comprising:
- a quadrupole electric field lens for correcting astigmatism produced due to deflection of an in-line type beam, and having convex opposing electrodes, the opposing electrodes being disposed at right angles to each other, each said convex electrode having such a shape that a width thereof is varied along a beam axis.
A CRT comprising:
- a beam convergent lens having an inner coaxially-provided cylindrical electrode with slits defined therein, said slits being provided inside the inner cylindrical electrode and having lengths shorter than a length of the inner cylindrical electrode, said slits further extending in an axial direction of said inner cylindrical electrode, wherein said inner electrode is disposed within an outer cylindrical electrode.
A CRT comprising a quadrupole electric field lens for correcting astigmatism in said CRT, said lens comprising:
- a first pair of convex electrodes which bracket a beam;
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- a second pair of convex electrodes which bracket said beam;
- wherein said first pair of convex electrodes is opposed to said second pair of convex electrodes, and said second pair of convex electrodes is rotated from said first pair of convex electrodes by approximately 90 degrees.
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