Samsung Sdi Co., Inc.

Samsung Display Devices Co., Ltd.

Bong-wook Jung

Sang-kyun Kim

Duk-Sung Park

Sang-mook Kim

Sang-Kyun Kim

Chang-seob Kim

Seok-bong Son

Yeong-Guon Won

Chul-sik Cho

An electron gun for cathode ray tubes (CRTs) with a helical multi-lens electrode assembly which is formed by coupling auxiliary electrodes to both ends of a helical resistive coil. The auxiliary electrodes have claws to be embedded in bead glasses, so that the helical resistive coil is mechanically supported in the electron gun. As a voltage is applied to the helical resistive coil through the auxiliary electrodes, multiple electron lenses are created due to voltage drops in each pitch of the helical resistive coil.

Electron gun for CRT with helical multi-lens electrode assembly

A final focus electrode includes a cylindrical base on one end and a conical portion on the other end such that the diameter of the conical portion is greater than that of the base and also gradually increases with distance from the base. The conical portion of the final focus electrode is located inside a cylindrical accelerating electrode such that it is coaxially surrounded by the latter.

Electron gun and cathode ray tube using the same

An electron gun for a cathode ray tube includes a cathode assembly, a control electrode, and a screen electrode adjacent to the cathode assembly, combined, and spaced apart from each other by a gap maintainer, focusing electrodes sequentially arranged adjacent to the screen electrode, forming an auxiliary lens and a main lens, and bead glass in which portions of the cathode assembly and respective electrodes are embedded and supported.

Electron gun for color cathode ray tube

A cathode ray tube including a bulb having a screen on which a fluorescent film is formed, and a funnel portion having a neck portion on the side opposite to the screen, an electron gun mounted in the neck portion of the bulb, a deflection yoke mounted on the bulb, for deflecting an electron beam emitted from an electron gun, a velocity modulator installed around the neck portion, and an eddy current generation preventing means installed on an electrode of the electrode gun, which corresponds to the velocity modulator, for preventing generation of an eddy current by the velocity modulator. Here, the electron gun has a cathode forming a triode portion, a control electrode, a screen electrode, a plurality of focusing electrodes sequentially aligned from the screen electrode, and a final accelerating electrode which is installed adjacent to a focusing electrode the farthest away from the cathode or protects a predetermined width of the outer circumferential surface of the focusing electrode.

Cathode ray tube

An electron gun for cathode ray tubes which is easily assembled and reduces the cost is disclosed. The electron gun has a cathode holding structure. The cathode holding structure includes a support bracket which is fixedly fitted in the first electrode. The support bracket is provided with a plurality of insert holes spaced apart from each other. A plurality of hollow cases are received in the insert holes of the support bracket respectively and fixed to the support bracket. A cathode is concentrically received in each hollow case. The cathode holding structure also has an insulating material which is filled in the hollow case in order to hold and insulate the cathode in the hollow case. In the present invention, the gap between the cathodes and first electrode of the electron gun is easily adjusted thereby preventing the inferiority of the electron gun.

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Seoul, South Korea

Bong-wook Jung