Iwatsu Electric Company Ltd.

Hajime Takita

Takefumi Kato

Takehumi Katow

A storage target includes a dielectric storage medium in the form of a relatively rigid sheet of insulating material having high density, such as a single crystal sheet of sapphire. A film electrode is formed, as by vapor deposition of nickel or like conductive material, on one of the surfaces of the storage medium. An array of openings are defined by and extend through the storage medium and film electrode. In some embodiments the collector electrode of a direct-view storage tube is formed on the other surface of the storage medium, also as by vapor deposition of nickel and subsequent etching.

Storage target for direct-view storage tubes

A storage target having a collector electrode formed in a striped or latticed pattern on a storage substrate which is fabricated from a single crystal of electrically insulating material. Preferably, the storage substrate is of a single rhombohedral crystal of aluminum oxide or of a single isometric crystal of magnesium oxide, spinel, or calcium fluoride.

Storage target for scan converter tubes

A charge storage tube includes a target comprising a semiconductor substrate, an insulating layer formed on the semiconductor substrate and a metal electrode formed on the insulating layer, wherein a target potential of the target can be changed so that it becomes not only below a first cross-over potential but also over the first cross-over potential. In the charge storage tube, a signal is written in the target by a signal writing means to generate pairs of electron-hole in the target, a surface potential of the insulating layer with the written signal is changed so as to become over the first cross-over potential, and the written signal is read out by scanning electron beams on the target.

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Hino, Japan

Hajime Takita