Abstract:
A phosphor screen for color picture tube is usually produced by the first step which comprises suspending a blue emission phosphor in an aqueous solution of photo-setting photosensitive material comprising polyvinyl alcohol and ammonium dichromate, applying thus obtained suspension to inner surface of face panel to form a photosensitive film, exposing said film through apertures of shadow mask and developing the exposed film to form dotty phosphor film and the second and the third steps of forming the dotty phosphor films of green and red emissions in this order by substantially the same procedure as that of the first step. According to the present invention, the dotty phosphor films formed at said first and second steps are treated with chromic acid solution to harden said films, whereby color mixing, namely, so-called color fogging caused by a phosphor of other color emission used at the subsequent step is reduced and color purity of emission from phosphor screen face is improved.
Abstract:
A pressure-sensitive semi-conductor device with a Schottky barrier in which a separation space is formed underneath the insulating film covering a major surface portion of the semiconductor substrate and disposed adjacent a metal layer received in a recess in the substrate and extending through an opening in the insulating film, whereby the input pressure is applied to the metal layer. The separation space is formed by side-etching with the insulating film serving as mask.
Abstract:
In making a semiconductor device comprising a die of silicon, germanium or gallium arsenide, the bonding of the die onto a metal header (i.e., holding member) is made firmly without insertion of a conventional thin gold film therebetween, by depositing gold onto the bonding face of a slice, which is to be cut into the die, in such a manner that at least the surface of the deposited layer is gold or an alloy of gold containing small amounts of an additive.
Abstract:
In order to avoid undesirable loss of color disparity in the performance of a cathode ray tube of the multi-beam, multi-color, shadow mask type, it is preferable to limit the diameter of each color dot on the phosphor screen. In the process of fixing phosphor dots on a phosphor screen inside a face plate of the cathode ray tube during the fabrication thereof, a specially shaped light-emitting source is employed, in order to limit the diameter of each phosphor dot to no larger than that of each aperture in the shadow mask through which ultraviolet rays strike the screen to fix said dot. The light-emitting source has a small light-emitting point on the top of the transparent light conduit, which conduit is provided eccentrically on a shaft so that it rotates around in a small circle in a plane parallel with the face plate.
Abstract:
An electrostatic deflection type cathode-ray tube wherein a mesh electrode is disposed between a phosphor screen and at least two electron guns juxtaposed with their axes inclined with respect to the axis of the tube, and wherein a post-accelerating electrode system for the formation of a divergent electron lens is provided by means of an internal conductive film deposited on the inner wall surface of the funnel portion of the bulb of the tube and the mesh electrode, whereby there is eliminated the inconvenience of any occurrence of geometry distortion of raster due to the inclined disposition of the electron guns with respect to the axis of said tube.
Abstract:
An electrostatic focussing-type television picture tube wherein a plurality of ring-shaped metal plates are successively coaxially stacked to form an electrode assembly with the plates being separated, a relatively small space between adjacent plates. This electrode assembly is placed between a first accelerating electrode and a screen, whereby a periodic electric field is produced by the electrode assembly to thereby provide a lens effect of a main lens which is apparently a unitary system and which is moreover substantially free of aberration.
Abstract:
A pressure sensitive electric transducer including a solid-state device whose electric characteristics vary in response to application of an input pressing force to an operation area thereof by a rigid body pressing member in the form of a minute sphere. The pressure receiving area of the solid-state device is provided with a soft metal film and the rigid body pressing member is provided with a metal film capable of forming a eutectic alloy with the soft metal film on the surface of the solid-state device, the two metal films then being bonded together by thermo-compression bonding thereby bonding the minute sphere to the operation area of the solid-state device.
Abstract:
A multivibrator circuit comprising a base bias-supplying circuit for a transistor which is connected with at least one diode in parallel with a resistor for obtaining stable temperature and voltage characteristics. This resistor serves to overcome the problem of the cessation of variations in bias voltage directly proportional to the supply voltage which is caused by the insertion of the diode. Thus it is possible to start and stop oscillation of the multivibrator circuit even when the supply voltage is reduced to a considerably lower voltage.
Abstract:
A method of pattern-etching a passivation layer on the surface of a semiconductor body by means of the photoresist technique, said passivation layer consisting of laminated two layers, of which the solving speed of the upper layer in an etchant is higher than that of the lower layer; in which the lower layer is formed first, followed by etching into the desired pattern, the upper layer is next formed over the whole surface, then a photoresist film is applied in the identical pattern to the lower one, and finally the area or areas of the upper layer exposed at an opening or openings are etched away, whereby the defect that the upper layer having higher solubility is exclusively sideetched at the periphery of the pattern can be avoided.
Abstract:
A synchronizing signal separating circuit provided with a noise gating circuit, the gating period of which is sufficiently long compared with the pulse width of the input signal to the input terminal and which reliably suppresses noise. The noise gating circuit does not use any capacitor but consists of a Darlington circuit, which is very convenient for manufacturing the synchronizing signal separating circuit as an integrated semiconductor circuit.