Abstract:
A cathode ray tube having an optical filter disposed between the face panel of the cathode ray tube and a safety glass plate for preventing external light from being passed therethrough to the face panel and transparent resin injected between the face panel and the safety glass plate to secure the safety glass plate and the optical filter to the cathode ray tube in front of the face panel thereof. The optical filter is composed of a laminated element composed of alternate transparent layers and dark layers, the direction of extension of the laminations being substantially parallel to the face panel of the tube, i.e., with the contacting faces of each layer of the laminations being at right angles to the face panel or at a substantial angle thereto.
Abstract:
A field emission device includes a cathode, an anode, an emitter, a first adjusting electrode, and a second adjusting electrode. The emitter electrically connects to the cathode. The cathode, the first adjusting electrode, and the second adjusting electrode electrically connect to an electrode down-lead. The anode electrically connects another electrode down-lead. The cathode is disposed between the first adjusting electrode and the second adjusting electrode.
Abstract:
A circuit arrangement for the reliable switching of electrical circuits contains two series paths, two switching elements being arranged in parallel with one another in one of the series paths, the switching inputs of said switching elements being connected to the input point of the series path and the switching outputs of said switching elements being connected to the input side of a respective winding of a transformer.
Abstract:
A color cathode ray tube includes: a panel whose outer surface is substantially flat and whose inner surface has a predetermined curvature; a funnel coupled with the panel; and a deflection yoke installed on an outer circumference of the funnel, wherein the panel has an aspect ratio of about 4:3 and a diagonal length USD of a viewable image size of the panel is less than about 520 mm. The panel satisfies the following relationship: 0.44 ≤ OAH TOR ≤ 0.56 where TOR is distance between an end of the deflection yoke adjacent to the panel and a coupling surface between the panel and the funnel, and where OAH is distance between center of the outer surface of the panel and the coupling surface between the panel and the funnel.
Abstract:
A liquid cooling type cathode-ray tube for a projector comprising a coupler (43) mounted on the front surface (42a) of a cathode-ray tube body (42), which coupler serves as a cooling liquid sealing member and which is sealed with a cooling liquid (46) therein, the coupler (43) having a liquid fill hole (53) and a diaphragm (51) as a pressure regulating valve on the front surface thereof, and all of the mounting bores provided through the coupler being formed in the tubular axis direction of the cathode-ray tube body (42).
Abstract:
In a cathode-ray tube, a phosphor screen is formed by employing a blue phosphor obtained by mixing Cu with ZnS:Ag, Al in a normal solid phase reaction, then forming the phosphor solution on the inner surface of a panel of a cathode ray tube. The resulting cathode-ray tube can have increased brightness with negligible loss of chromacity. The amount of Cu as a co-activator in the blue phosphor can range between 0.6 to 1.5 ppm. In a preferred embodiment, the blue phosphor has a chromacity y-value of 0.089.
Abstract:
A Braun tube for a projection television receiver in which homogeneity of luminance in the peripheral portion of a screen is obtained by setting the screen width-to-length ratio to 16:9 with the curvature radius of the long side is less than that of the short side when the fluorescent surface is viewed from the outer circumference of a panel so that the main axis of the light incident to the peripheral portion of the screen is refracted more toward the center portion of the screen than the other portion thereof.