Method and system for controlling electron beams from field emission cathodes
AssigneeTrepton Research Group, Inc.
InventorsByron G. Zollars, John J. Lorr, Kent R. Kalar
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AssigneeTrepton Research Group, Inc.
InventorsByron G. Zollars, John J. Lorr, Kent R. Kalar
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Apparatus and method are provided for using a multi-element field emission cathode in a color cathode ray tube. The field emission cathode may have from four to ten field emission arrays linearly arranged. The arrays are preferably formed from carbon-based material. An electron gun assembly focuses electron beams from each array on to a phosphor stripe or dot on the screen of the cathode ray tube. Deflection apparatus moves the beam from each field emission array according to clock signals. Clock signals also turn on or turn off voltage to contacts controlling electron current from the array. Values of voltage applied, determined by a video signal, determine the intensity of electron current from each array, which controls the intensity of the light emitted by each color stripe or dot of phosphor on the phosphor screen.
An electronic circuit for controlling electron beams from a plurality of field emission cathodes to produce a color image from a television signal onto a phosphor screen of a cathode ray tube (CRT), comprising:
An electronic circuit for controlling electron beams from a plurality of field emission cathodes to produce a color image from a television signal onto a phosphor screen of a cathode ray tube (CRT), comprising:
A method for controlling electron beams from a plurality of field emission cathodes to produce a color image from a television signal onto a phosphor screen of a cathode ray tube (CRT), the method comprising the steps of:
A system having an electronic circuit for controlling electron beams from a plurality of field emission cathodes to produce a color image from a television signal onto a phosphor screen of a cathode ray tube (CRT), the system comprising:
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