U.S. Philips Corporation

Franciscus C Jacobs

Nicolaas G Vink

Franciscus M Doomernik

A method of continuously winding in a recess-shaped winding space a saddle-shaped, flared deflection coil having two arcuate connection portions at the ends and two interposed coil flanks. Since a plurality of evenly distributed projections is inserted into the winding space during winding, reset points are provided in portions where the coil flanks are wound, which reset points counteract possible wire positioning errors (so-called winding spread) giving rise to a spread of line astigmatism when the coil is combined with a display tube.

Method of manufacturing a saddle-shaped deflection coil for a picture

Method of continuously winding in a gap-shaped winding space a saddle-shaped, flared deflection coil having a flange-shaped connection portion at its widest and extending transversely to the longitudinal axis. Since at least one symmetrical pair of pins is introduced at the front end of the coil into the winding space transversely to the plane of the flange-shaped connection portion and at least one further symmetrical pair of pins is introduced at the front end of the coil into the winding space transversely to the plane of the longitudinal turns, the designer of the coil is given an extra modulation possibility which can be utilized, for example to further reduce the east-west raster distortion.

Deflection unit for use with a color display tube in which the line deflection coils are of the saddle type and have a front flange which is formed in such a way that a central portion has a part located closest to the axis of the display tube and being parallel to the surface of the display tube and a part located farthest away from the axis of the display tube and being transverse to the axis of the display tube, such that the north-south raster error is reduced.

Combination of a display tube and a deflection unit, with reduced

Method of continuously winding a saddle-shaped deflection coil flaring from a rear connection portion towards a front connection portion, in which at least one connection portion is given a convex shape during winding and in which after winding the convex connection portion is given a concave shape by means of a die, whereafter the coil turns are united to a compact assembly by means of a heating step.

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Eindhoven, Netherlands

Franciscus C Jacobs