Cathode rays tube device
A technology for cathode ray tubes and tube shafts, applied in the direction of cathode ray tubes/electron beam tubes, cathode ray/electron beam tube shells/containers, electrode devices and related components, which can solve problems such as reducing deflection power
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[0081] according to Figure 1 to Figure 4 , to illustrate Embodiment 1 of the present invention. it's here, Figure 4 will be figure 1 A sketch of the upper half of the section along the tube axis Z when it is cut on the diagonal axis D, and the deflection system is added in the figure.
[0082] The display part of the cathode ray tube 10 has a substantially rectangular glass panel part 12, a funnel-shaped glass funnel part 13 connected to the panel part 12, and a deflection yoke part 14 connected to the small diameter part of the funnel part 13. And a tube case 16 configured by arranging a cylindrical glass-made neck portion 15 connected to the deflection coil portion 14 along the tube axis Z. A phosphor screen 17 is provided inside the display portion of the panel portion 12 . In addition, an electron gun 18 is arranged inside the neck 15 . And, from the deflection yoke part 14 to the outside of the neck 15, a deflection yoke 20 is installed, and the horizontal and ver...
Embodiment 2
[0093] Likewise with regard to Example 2 described in Table 1 above, the planar shape ratio of the fluorescent screen is: M:N=4:3; and
[0094] DA=29.9mm, LA=26.7mm, SA=22.3mm and get:
[0095] (LA+SA) / (2DA)=0.82 Therefore, for a cathode ray tube having a conical deflection yoke portion, the deflection power can be reduced by about 22%.
[0096] In addition, the curvature radii of the outside of the deflection coil part on the cross section of the deflection reference position are respectively:
[0097] Rh = 101 mm, Rv = 439 mm, Rd = 10.2 mm and the maximum vacuum stress of the deflection yoke portion is 1000 psi, so there is no problem even in terms of strength. (Example 3)
Embodiment 3
[0098] Likewise with respect to Example 3 described in Table 1 above, the planar shape ratio of the fluorescent screen is: M:N=4:3; and
[0099] DA=30.2mm, LA=27.1mm, SA=22.5mm and get:
[0100] (LA+SA) / (2DA)=0.82 Therefore, for a cathode ray tube having a conical deflection yoke portion, the deflection power can be reduced by about 20%.
[0101] In addition, the curvature radii of the outside of the deflection coil part on the cross section of the deflection reference position are respectively:
[0102] Rh = 75 mm, Rv = 174 mm, Rd = 8.7 mm and the maximum vacuum stress of the deflection yoke portion is 920 psi, so there is no problem even in terms of strength. (Example 4)
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