Cathode ray tube having an electron gun
AssigneeThomson Licensing
InventorsNicolas Gueugnon, Pierre Bizot, Grégoire Gissot, Nicolas Richard
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AssigneeThomson Licensing
InventorsNicolas Gueugnon, Pierre Bizot, Grégoire Gissot, Nicolas Richard
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A cathode ray tube has an electron gun oriented along an axis (Z), comprising a quadrupolar device which comprises three electrodes (5, 6, 7). Each electrode possesses a central aperture, a right lateral aperture and a left lateral aperture all three substantially rectangular. The centers (c5.1, c7.1) of the central apertures of the three electrodes are aligned along the axis (Z) of the gun. The centers (c6.1, c6.3) of the left and right lateral apertures of the second electrode (6) are situated along respectively a first axis (z1) and a second axis (z3) that are parallel to the axis (Z) of the gun. The centers (c5.1, c7.1) of the left and right lateral apertures (5.1, 5.3, 7.1, 7.3) of the first and/or of the third electrode (5,7) are offset with respect to the axes (z1, z3) passing through the centers of the apertures of the second electrode. Such an arrangement makes it possible to correct the MODEC defects.
A cathode ray tube having an electron gun, the electron gun being oriented along an axis of the electron gun, the electron gun comprising at least one first quadrupolar device which comprises a first electrode, a second electrode and a third electrode that are disposed in parallel and in series along the axis of the gun, the first electrode, the second electrode and the third electrode being of plane form and each electrode possessing a central aperture, a right lateral aperture and a left lateral aperture, all three being substantially rectangular, the large sides of the apertures of the first and of the third electrode being oriented along a first direction while the large sides of the apertures of the second electrode being oriented along a second direction orthogonal to the first direction;
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