Abstract:
An electronic control system removes any irregularities in the rotation of an electrical motor by introducing a controlled DC bias component in the armature or field windings of the motor. The DC bias level is selected to produce a magnetic field which adds to or subtracts from the magnetic field produced by alternating current used to drive the motor. This way, the motor may receive an uneven torque which exactly compensates for any irregularity in the motor and causes the motor to run smoothly and evenly.
Abstract:
A color signal correction system for a video magnetic tape recorder removes differential frequency changes and differential phase shifts. The system comprises a trigger oscillator which oscillates in phase with a burst signal taken out of the color signal. A first means frequency modulates a color signal filtered out of the reproduced color video signal, and a second means frequency modulates the oscillation frequency of the oscillator. The output signals of the first and second frequency modulation means are mixed to produce a signal having the differential frequency removed therefrom. Control means is provided to control the natural resonant frequency of the tank circuit of the trigger oscillator, the control corresponding to the differential frequency changes and the differential phase shifts.
Abstract:
A color television picture tube comprises a single electron gun including a plurality of cathodes arranged in a parallel relationship. A control grid is disposed near the cathodes and formed with a plurality of vertically oriented elongated slits. Each slit is disposed in a position corresponding to the positions of said cathodes. The electron beams, emitted from the electron gun, cross over and focus on a shadow mask. A postdeflection focusing of the electron beams forms an image on a phosphorescent screen. A plurality of phosphor dots on the television tube are arranged on positions in which the images are formed.
Abstract:
A system for controlling the running speed of a magnetic tape. The running speed of a magnetic tape is always controlled within a determined value by increase of reverse rotational torque of a reel motor of a tape supplying reel and back tension of the tape when the running speed of the magnetic tape exceeds the determined value during fast forwarding or rewinding of the tape.
Abstract:
A magnetic tape movement-initiation system which causes two magnetic tape drive means to operate such that one means is actuated with a time lag with respect to the other means. Said two magnetic tape drive means are mounted in the path of travel of a magnetic tape paid out from a supply reel and wound on a takeup reel such that one means is disposed on the supply reel side and the other means is disposed on the takeup reel side with respect to magnetic heads which are brought into contact with the magnetic tape.