Video display appliance including a device for eliminating electric field emitted from a cathode ray tube
AssigneeLG Electronics Inc.
InventorSeok Hwa Jeong
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Abstract
A video display appliance having a device for eliminating the radiation wave emitted from a cathode ray tube. The appliance includes a shielding wire wound one to several times along the periphery of a degaussing coil. The pulses having the same level and phase, but inverse polarity to those applied to an anode of the cathode ray tube, is applied to the shielding wire, thereby offsetting the radiation wave emitted from the cathode ray tube.
Claims7
The video display appliance including a device for eliminating radiation waves emitted from a cathode ray tube (CRT), comprising;
- a bezel section formed on a faceplate of CRT;
- a composite coil having a degaussing coil and a shielding wire wound along a periphery of said degaussing coil;
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- a flyback transformer having a primary winding section to which predetermined voltage pulses are applied, a secondary winding section which induces high voltage pulses therein in response to the voltage pulses applied to said primary winding section to provide said high voltage pulses to an anode of said CRT, and a third winding section which induces therein voltage pulses in opposite polarity to said high voltage pulses applied to said yrimary winding section, said voltage pulses in opposite polarity to said high voltage pulses applied to said primary winding section of said flyback transformer being applied to said shielding wire.
A device for eliminating an electric field produced in proportion to a current applied to a deflection coil of a cathode ray tube (CRT) and emitted from the CRT, the device comprising:
- a degaussing coil for degaussing said CRT;
- a shielding wire wound one to several times along a periphery of said degaussing coil;
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- a flyback transformer having a primary winding section to which predetermined voltage pulses are applied, a secondary winding section which induces high voltage pulses therein in response to the voltage pulses applied to said primary winding section to provide said high voltage pulses to an anode of said CRT, and a third winding section which induces therein voltage pulses opposite in polarity to said high voltage pulses applied to said primary winding section and applies said induced voltage pulses to said shield wire.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.