摘要:
An apparatus (10) for locking a focus position of a lens assembly without causing the lens cell (12) to tilt, comprising: a spacer (22) interposed between the lens cell (12) and the focus mount (14). The spacer (22) is received into a sleeve (16) that is integral with the focus mount (14). The sleeve (16) projects radially outward from the focus mount (14) such that the spacer (22) can be raised and lowered radially with respect to the focus mount (14). The spacer (22) has a cylindrical body (24) with a radial flange (26) at one end. Moreover, the spacer (22) has two ridges that extend downward from a lower surface of the flange (26), each of which is received into a corresponding groove on the sleeve (16), thus, preventing the spacer (22) from rotating within the sleeve (16). The spacer (22) also has an upwardly raised rim (30) extending from an upper surface of the flange (26). The rim (30) is slidably secured into a slot of the focus mount (14), which prevents lateral movement of the spacer (22). Further, a bolt (34) is coupled to an opening (28) within the spacer (22), such that one end of the bolt (34) is disposed and secured within the spacer (22) and the other end of the bolt (34) extends radially outward through the slot of the focus mount (14).
摘要:
A differential amplifier formed by a pair of transistors (U01C, U01B) couples a vertical sawtooth signal (VRAMP1) to an input side of a vertical deflection amplifier. Nonlinearity of the transistor pair provides S-correction in the vertical direction. The current in the transistor pair varies when vertical height is adjusted, in service operation, so that the nonlinearity changes. In a vertical shrink mode of operation, the amplitude of the sawtooth signal is reduced. The nonlinearity (ratio of VRAMP1/VSAW) associated with a given level of the sawtooth signal that corresponds to a given vertical position in the vertical shrink mode is the same as that associated with the same level of the sawtooth signal in the vertical, non-shrink mode.
摘要:
A vertical synchronization signal (SYNC, Fig. 2c) is delayed by a selectable amount (TD, Fig. 2e) to produce a delayed vertical synchronization signal (VRESET, Fig. 2c). The delayed signal causes a beginning of a trace portion of a vertical deflection current (iy, Fig. 3a) to be delayed relative to a video signal (SNTSC, Fig. 3d). The delayed beginning time provides a top panning feature. Synchronization information for the vertical deflection current is obtained from the delayed synchronization signal on a field-by-field basis. The video signal contains a field (301, Fig. 3d) that provides picture information presently displayed on a screen of a cathode ray tube. The synchronization information (VRESET, Fig. 2c) is derived from a vertical synchronization pulse (SYNC, Fig. 3d) of the undelayed vertical synchronization signal that occurs immediately prior to the field and that is associated with the field.
摘要:
A CRT deflection circuit for use in a flying spot telecine scanner comprises a linear amplifier A1 with a resonant flyback circuit 50 and a flyback shift circuit 70 comprising an inductive DC path L2 carrying a DC offset current and a capacitor C2 carrying the raster scan AC current to the flyback circuit. Since the DC offset current is not applied to the flyback circuit 50, the circuit can fly-back to non symmetrical beam positions, so that the entire scan can be displaced by a shift applied to the input of the amplifier A1.
摘要:
A raster position adjusting circuit for controlling the raster position on a CRT, the circuit being equipped with a constant-current supply source (15) and a voltage-controlled type current supply source (16) which are coupled to each other. The drawing current of the voltage-controlled type current supply source (16) is arranged to be controllable in accordance with the output voltage from a digital-to-analog converter (17), thereby controlling the emitter-base voltages of first and second transistors (4,5) connected to a junction point between both the current supply sources. This control of the emitter-base voltages of the first and second transistors allows the control of the direction and value of a current flowing through a horizontal deflecting coil (9), thereby effecting the raster position adjustment.