Hitachi, Ltd.

Hitachi Media Electronics Co., Ltd.

Hiroshi Jitsukata

Soichi Sakurai

Hiroshi Yoshioka

Kyohei Fukuda

Fumio Inoue

Nobutaka Okuyama

Katsumi Hirota

Nobuhiro Konuma

Yoshio Satoh

Koji Hirata

Hiroshi Sasaki

Hiroki Yoshikawa

Shigeru Mori

Yoshio Sato

Tetsu Ohishi

Kunio Ando

Yasuo Amano

Masayuki Muranaka

Masahiro Eto

Shigeru Inaoka

Masao Obara

Isao Yoshizaki

Masaaki Kitazima

Masaki Yoshii

Hidetsuyo Baba

Takanori Yukimatsu

Katsuyuki Kawakami

An electron beam trajectory controlling device includes a main deflection section having a first main coil and defining a first path and being configured to control a trajectory of an electron traveling along the first path. The main deflection section includes a first auxiliary coil provided proximate the first main coil. A minor deflection section is provided adjacent to the main deflection section and has a first minor coil that is coupled to the first auxiliary coil. The minor deflection section defines a second electron path that is aligned to the first path. The minor deflection section cooperates with the main deflection section to control the trajectory of the electron.

Deflection yoke and cathode ray tube device

A cathode ray tube display device including unnecessary radiating magnetic field reducer which improves the ability to reduce an unnecessary radiating magnetic field, especially, generated by a vertical deflection coil. A pair of coil is disposed in opposing relationship on the opposite sides of the ferrite core along an X-axis or in the horizontal direction of the deflection yoke so as to be in contact with an open side end of the ferrite core. Each coil has a shape curved with a predetermined radius of curvature conforming to the shape of the outer peripheral surface of the ferrite core. The ferrite core acts as a magnetic material for the coils which reduces the unnecessary radiating magnetic fields to increase the coil inductances to thereby produce a large extremely low frequency magnetic field (ELMF) reducing effect.

Deflection yoke with coils for reducing unwanted magnetic field radiation

A color cathode ray tube includes a three beam inline electron gun; a deflection device for performing deflection and self-convergence; a static beam convergence device having permanent magnets for generating a magnetic field adjustable to converge three electron beams at a central portion of a phosphor screen; and a dynamic convergence device having coreless electromagnetic coils for generating a magnetic field adjustable to converge three electron beams at peripheral portions of the phosphor screen. The dynamic beam convergence device includes a spiral coil conductor formed on a non-magnetic film. The dynamic beam convergence device also includes two cylindrical holder members having large and small diameters, respectively, made of an insulating material, which are held in such a manner as to be coaxial and overlapped on each other; and a coil member including a plurality of printed coils for generating magnetic fields having an even number of poles contained in a flexible film, the coil member being disposed between the two cylindrical holder members having large and small diameters respectively; wherein a plurality of the printed coils are stacked in the flexible film in such a manner as to be insulated from each other; and printed coils adjacent to each other and having the same diameter are electrically connected to each other in the flexible film.

Color cathode ray tube with a dynamic convergence device and color

A cathode-ray tube display unit provided with a high voltage transformer for supplying high voltage to an anode of a cathode-ray tube, a deflection yoke having a horizontal deflection coil and a vertical deflection coil, and an interior conductive coating formed on the inside of a glass vessel of the cathode-ray tube, in which there is provided an electrode in the conductive coating form formed on an external wall face of a glass vessel at a funnel portion being electrically separated from an exterior graphite coating formed on an external surface of the cathode-ray tube and connected to ground, and a circuit for applying reverse pulse voltage V.sub.1 that satisfies (V.sub.0 .times.C.sub.0)&gt;(V.sub.1 .times.C.sub.1) to the electrode in the conductive coating form is included. Where, it is assumed that flyback pulse voltage supplied to the deflection yoke means is V.sub.0, reverse pulse voltage having a polarity reverse to that of voltage generated in the interior conductive coating is V.sub.1, electrostatic capacity between the horizontal deflection coil and the interior conductive coating is C.sub.0, and electrostatic capacity between the electrode in the conductive coating form and the interior conductive coating is C.sub.1.

Cathode-ray tube display unit in which unwanted radiant electric field

In a polarization transforming optics having a polarizing beam splitter (PBS) for transforming x-direction incident light flux from a metal halide light source into a single linearly (z direction) polarized light flux beam heading in the y direction and delivering the beam to, preferably, a light valve of a liquid crystal display (LCD) in a coordinate space, the PBS splits the incident light flux from the light source into split light flux beams, separates the split light flux beams into linearly polarized light flux beams having polarizing directions which are orthogonal to each other, and delivers two linearly polarized outgoing light flux beams having polarizing directions which are orthogonal to each other and heading in directions parallel to a polarizing direction plane. One of the two outgoing light flux beams is deflected by a single mirror to have the same heading direction and polarizing direction as those of the other. The PBS is constructed by jointing together, for example, a quadrangular pyramidal prism and two triangular pyramidal prisms. A PBS film is formed at each joint interface and a surface in contact with air of each prism acts as a total reflection mirror surface. No wave plate is used to provide a compact apparatus having a high light utilization efficiency.

Polarization transforming optics, polarizing beam splitter and liquid

A display device suitable for a high speed operation liquid crystal display device includes a matrix circuit having a plurality of signal lines, scanning lines disposed so as to intersect the signal lines and pixels provided at the positions corresponding to the intersections of the signal lines and the scanning lines; and a switching circuit for incorporating picture signals provided in correspondance to the signal lines, wherein the adjacent switching circuits are both turned on simultaneously.

Display device and its displaying method

A projection-type stereoscopic image display system is disclosed in which a left-eye projection light ray and a right-eye projection light ray are projected from behind a transparent screen thereby to display a stereoscopic image.

Projection type stereoscopic image display system

In a projection system wherein an optical system comprising a first lens for correcting a spherical aberration dependent on the aperture length, a second lens for enlargement and a third lens for correcting a field curvature, projects an image reproduced on a CRT having a curved phosphor surface, onto a screen, the third lens is spaced from the CRT so that the region of the phosphor surface which again totally reflects a light which has been totally reflected by a screen-side surface of the third lens is limited to the edge portion of an effective region of the phosphor surface.

Projection lens system

A color video signal reproducing circuit for an index type television including a phase detector and a phase adjusting circuit in which the phase detector detects the phase difference between an index signal of a present time and an index signal which is one horizontal scanning period prior to the present time in a range within 360.degree. of phase, the phase detector then outputs a phase control signal which is indicative of the phase difference, and a phase adjustment circuit receives the present index signal and changes the phase of the input index signal corresponding to the phase control signal of the phase detector so as to output a new index signal for driving the index type television. The phase of the new index signal is corrected so as to comply with the color video signal having a different horizontal scanning frequency.

Color video signal reproducing circuit for index type television

A frontal light extraction type beam-indexing color picture tube arrangement comprises a phosphor screen which is formed on the inner surface of the tube panel and includes an array of color phosphor stripes each of which has an appropriate afterglow time and an array of index phosphor stripes each of which has a short afterglow time and emits a light index signal representative of the scanning position of an electron beam in the forward direction of the tube panel. A photoelectric converter for receiving the light index signal is provided in front of the tube panel.

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Yokohama, Japan

Hiroshi Jitsukata