Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Hiroshi Urata

Kiyoshi Tokita

Toshinao Sone

Michio Nakamura

Kazunori Nakane

Ryuichi Murai

Kazunori Satou

Hidetoshi Yamazaki

Tooru Takahashi

A color cathode-ray tube apparatus comprising a video signal generator, a delay circuit, an electron gun assembly, a deflection yoke, a shadow mask, and a phosphor screen. The signal generator generates three video signals simultaneously. The delay circuit delays the first and second video signals with respect to the third video signal. The screen has phosphor elements regularly arranged. The electron gun assembly generates three electron beams at different times, in response to the three signals output by the delay means. These beams are applied to the phosphor screen, and the phosphor elements of the screen emit red light, green light and blue light. Any three electron beams the gun assembly emits simultaneously form three beam spots on the screen. These spots overlap for a distance longer than half the horizontal diameter of a beam spot formed by an electron beam of the greatest current which the gun assembly can generate. The shadow mask, located between the phosphor screen and the gun assembly, controls the beams, making them land at desired positions on the phosphor screen. The deflection yoke deflects the beams in the horizontal and vertical directions, such that the electron beams scan the entire screen. The beams, deflected in the horizontal direction, land at substantially the same point on the screen, forming a color pixel thereon.

Color cathode-ray tube apparatus

A color picture tube comprises a panel of a substantially rectangular shape, a phosphor screen formed on the inner surface of the panel, a stud pin which is made of a rod with a tapered portion and which is mounted on the inner side surface of the panel, a spring member having a through hole and fitted with the tapered portion of the stud pin through the through hole, and a shadow mask mounted on the panel through the stud pin and the spring member so as to be opposite or adjacent to the phosphor screen, wherein if the spring member is in contact with the stud pin at least two positions, the following inequality is satisfied:

Color picture tube with shadow mask supporting assembly

A color picture tube having a shadow mask structure with a shadow mask and a mask frame supporting the shadow mask facing a phosphor screen inside a panel comprises a plurality of V-shaped support members, each having a folded portion apart from a sidewall of the mask frame and two arm portions extending from the folded portion. The support members support the shadow mask structure to the panel to control a relative distance beween the phosphor screen and the shadow mask according to thermal expansion of the shadow mask structure or the panel, whereby positions impinged by an electron beam on the phosphor screen remained invariably.

Color picture tube with support members for the mask frame

In a color picture tube in which a shadow mask is placed close to a phosphor screen inside an envelope which has an oblong-shaped panel, the shadow mask is supported at the four corners of the panel by plate spring members. The spring members are each constructed from a 1st member which is fixed so that it is easily mounted on and dismounted from the stud pins on the panel and a 2nd member which is welded to the mask frame of the shadow mask. These members are incorporated as one by face-welding together at their ends. In this type of spring member structure, the members work together to alleviate the bending deformation which is applied to the members through the repeated mounting of the shadow mask panel which accompanies production.

Color picture tube with support arrangement for a rectangular shadow mask

In a color cathode ray tube, a shadow mask is stretched on a mask frame and the mask frame is supported on a peripheral inner surface of a skirt of a panel by an elastic deformable plate member. The elastic deformable plate member is formed by bending a metal plate and has a straight plate section with a predetermined analge .alpha. defined by the following inequality.

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Hiroshi Urata