Abstract:
A FILM FOR THE PREVENTION OF SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS COMPRISING AN ELECTRODE LAYER, A CROSSED LAYER FORMED THEREON CONSISTING OF AN ELECTRODE CONSTITUENT MATERIAL AND A MATERIAL FOR THE PREVENTION OF SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS SMALLER IN ATOMIC NUMBER THAN THAT OF THE ELECTRODE CONSTITUENT MATERIAL, AND A SCATTERING PROVENTION OF SCATTERING ON WHICH IS FORMED A LAYER FOR THE PREVENTION OF SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS OF THE SECOND MATERIAL ON SAID CROSSED LAYER. A METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE ABOVE ELECTRON SCATTERING PREVENTION FILM IS ALSO DISCLOSED.
Abstract:
A color television picture tube of the single electron gun type includes an electron gun composed of a cathode for emitting electrons, control grids disposed in the neighborhood of said cathode, a first anode, and a set of electrodes constituting an electron lens for converging the electron beams emitted from said cathode. A plurality of phosphor dots of different colors are formed on the face of the tube. A shadow mask is disposed between said phosphor dots and said electron gun. An electron beam image is formed in the interior of said electron lens. Voltages on each electrode focuses the crossover point of the electron beams on the surface of said shadow-mask. By postdeflection focusing the beam at the shadow-mask is focused on said phosphor dots in positions corresponding to a plurality of portions of said electron beam.
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 variable bandwidth magnetic recording system records a modulated carrier wave which is frequency-modulated by a video signal that is to be transmitted. The transmitted frequency band can be varied in accordance with the instantaneous value of the voltage or voltages of the low frequency component of the video signal, which include a mean brightness in a horizontal scanning period or in a vertical scanning field. When the instantaneous value voltage or voltages are high, the width of the transmitted frequency band is increased. When the instantaneous value voltage or voltages are low, the width of the transmitted frequency band is reduced.