Color cathode ray tube
AssigneeHitachi Displays, Ltd.
InventorsMitsuru Watanabe, Satoshi Muto
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Abstract
A color cathode ray tube has stress-absorbing hole patterns in skirt portions of its color selection electrode. Each of the stress-absorbing hole patterns is composed of a plurality of columns of rectangular through holes, and the columns are arranged in a lengthwise direction of the skirt portions. Each of the plurality of columns of rectangular through holes is composed of rectangular through holes arranged in a widthwise direction of the skirt portions. The relationships in shape of the rectangular through holes among outermost columns, columns next to the outermost columns, and remaining columns is optimized in the stress-absorbing hole patterns.
Claims10
A color cathode ray tube comprising:
- a vacuum envelope having an approximately rectangular panel portion having a phosphor film formed on an inner surface thereof, a neck portion housing an electron gun and a funnel portion which connects the neck portion and the panel portion;
- an approximately rectangular color selection electrode having a major surface which faces the phosphor film and in which a plurality of electron beam apertures are formed, and skirt portions which are formed in a shape of a frame by being bent toward the neck portion from peripheries of long sides and short sides of the major surface;
- and
- a mask frame which holds the skirt portions of the color selection electrode by being welded to the skirt portions,
- wherein
- the color selection electrode includes a plurality of rectangular through holes in the skirt portions,
- the plurality of rectangular through holes are comprised of a plurality of columns of rectangular through holes, said columns being arranged in a lengthwise direction of corresponding ones of the skirt portions, and
- each of the plurality of columns of through holes is comprised of rectangular through holes arranged in a widthwise direction of the corresponding ones of the skirt portions, and
- wherein
- the following inequalities are satisfied:
- SL1<SL2<SL3,
- SW1<SW2<SW3,
- BH1>BH2>BH3,
- BV1>BV2>BV3,
- where
- SL1, SL2 and SL3 are lengths of long sides of rectangular through holes in outermost columns, columns next to said outermost columns, and remaining columns, of said plurality of columns, respectively,
- SW1, SW2 and SW3 are lengths of short sides of rectangular through holes in said outermost columns, said columns next to said outermost columns, and said remaining columns, of said plurality of columns, respectively,
- BH1, BH2 and BH3 are vertical bridge widths between adjacent ones of said rectangular through holes in said outermost columns, said columns next to said outermost columns, and said remaining columns, of said plurality of columns, respectively, and
- BV1, BV2 and BV3 are a horizontal distance between adjacent ones of said rectangular through holes in said outermost columns and said columns next to said outermost columns, a horizontal distance between adjacent ones of said rectangular through holes in said columns next to said outermost columns and columns adjacent to said columns next to said outermost columns, in said remaining columns, and a horizontal distance between adjacent ones of said rectangular through holes in adjacent ones of said remaining columns, respectively.
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