Abstract:
A cathode ray tube, in particular a color tube, in which two or more electron beams are produced, focused, and converged on a picture display screen. A part of each electron beam is intercepted and reflected against a given part of the neck as a result of which the potential thereof rapidly adjusts at an equilibrium value after switching on the tube.
Abstract:
Method of manufacturing envelopes for cathode-ray tubes, in particular for oscillograph tubes, in which first a cone having a cylindrical and a rectangular end is formed by sealing together two identical pre-shaped dishes of mirror plate, after which a neck composed of tubular glass is sealed to the cylindrical end of the cone and a rectangular screen of mirror plate is sealed to the rectangular end.