U.S. Philips Corporation

Johannes M Compen

Wilhelmus M Van Kemenade

Maria C Van Uden

Jan Van Der Waal

Johannes A Damsteegt

Theodoor C Hens

Antonius P Zegers

Sebastianus Ng Cuppen

Dirk Van Houwelingen

Cornelius J Paridaens

Constantius Johannes Panis

Jurgen P Heymbeeck

Leonardus Th Van Hout

Gijsbertus Hwm Meulendijks

Hendrikus L Vandijck

Gustaaf Ha Van Der Hoorn

Thomas D Vrancken

Wilhelmus J Wakelkamp

Klaas Schol

Reinier Maria Van Den Heuvel

Reinhart C Eisses

Cornelis Maan

Brit Meier

Angelina C Van De Poel

Angela Cl Van De Poel

A display device (1) with a display window (3) provided with an anti-static, light-absorbing coating (9) on the basis of silicon dioxide comprising an electroconductive, light-absorbing pigment or dye, for example soot (carbon black). A method of providing the display window (3) with an anti-static, light-absorbing coating (9).

Method of manufacturing a coating on a display window and a display

A display window of a display device is provided with an anti-static, anti-reflection filter. Said filter comprises a conductive layer including metal particles and transparent particles, which layer is covered with a further transparent layer. The metal particles are responsible for the conduction which is preferably below 1000 ohm, and the transparent particles are responsible for the transmission of light. The assembly of the conductive layer and the transparent cover layer has a very low reflection, preferably below 1%.

Display device comprising an anti-static, anti-reflection filter and a

Method for manufacturing a glass substrate with reduced glare wherein a suspension comprising sub-micron transparent oxide particles and a binder is coated on the substrate to form a film, whereafter the film is dried in such manner that in situ flocculation of the particles takes place. Said in-situ flocculation strongly reduces glare on the said surface.

Method of manufacturing a substrate with reduced glare, method for

A color display tube comprising a color selection structure which is provided with a layer of getter material, the surface on which the layer of getter material being provided is rough. In this manner heat radiation is increased and doming of the color selection structure is reduced.

Color display tube having color selection structure with rough surface

A film provided on a cathode ray tube is cured by locally subjecting it to a flow of very hot air. The gas flow heats the film without heating the underlying display window. Said gas flow is used to scan the surface.

Method of curing a film

The invention relates to an electron beam tube for displaying color television pictures and to a method of manufacturing same, in which a graphite suspension substantially free from alkali metal ions and comprising colloidal silicon oxide is used for making contact between the color selection electrode and the phosphor pattern on the display window. This suspension enables a method of manufacture which is simpler than the conventional methods.

Method of manufacturing an electron beam tube and electron beam tube

Thermal radiation reflectivity between the upright edge of the faceplate and at least the edge portion of the shadow mask is adjusted to obtain a desired temperature stabilisation level which avoids electron beam spot misalignment, such as by having selected areas of the upright edge non-aluminized while the remainder of the upright edge together with the back of the screen have a layer of aluminium thereon. The size, shape and disposition of the selected areas are chosen to obtain an optimum ratio of aluminized and non-aluminized glass surface which will provide a desired radiation coefficient. Typically at least 35% of the upright edge remains aluminized. In addition, a material having a high radiation coefficient, such as a low melting point glass with a high lead content, may be selectively applied to a peripheral portion of the shadow mask and the adjoining mounting frame.

Method of reducing doming in a color display tube and a color display

Corrosion of an aluminium film on the display screen of a display tube as a result of an electro-chemical reaction between water and aluminium is substantially prevented by providing the aluminium with an aluminium phosphate layer at the area where it adjoins the carbon particles. This may be done by rinsing or spraying the carbon particles with an at most 2% by weight phosphoric acid solution in water prior to or after providing the aluminium film.

Display screen having aluminum phosphate barrier layer and method of

An electrically conductive layer on a wall portion of the envelope of an electric discharge tube which comprises an electrically conductive material and at least 5% by weight of silicon dioxide as an adhesive, adheres readily, is hard and can be washed with water. Such a layer can be obtained from a suspension comprising an electrically conductive material and a binder in a solvent, in which the binder is a quaternary ammonium silicate or a solution of silicon dioxide (SiO.sub.2) in phosphoric acid (H.sub.3 PO.sub.4), in which the mol ratio SiO.sub.2 /P.sub.2 O.sub.5 is between 0.3:1 and 20:1.

Electric discharge tube and method of manufacturing an electrically

The invention relates to a color display tube having a shadow mask (12) positioned in front of a display screen (8). The shadow mask (12) is coated at least on the side remote from the display screen with a heavy metal layer (14) of selectively varied thickness. The heavy metal has an atomic number exceeding 70 and has a high electron reflection coefficient, thus minimizing energy absorbed by the shadow mask from electrons impinging on the mask. Because of the selectively-varied thickness of the layer, reflection of electrons intercepted by the mask toward the screen is minimized without sacrificing the reduction in thermal expansion of the mask afforded by such a reflective layer.

Color display tube having heavy metal coating on color selection

A picture display tube comprising an internal resistive layer to restrict the peak current which at the operating potential of the tube is associated with an electrical flash-over possibly occurring therein. The effective part of the resistive layer extends in the neck and over the transition from neck to cone of the envelope of the tube. The resistive layer represents a static resistance value of at most 10.sup.4 Ohm and a dynamic resistance value of at least 300 Ohm.

Picture display tube having an internal resistive layer

In a color television display tube having an internal resistive layer the getter is connected to the high voltage contact by means of a metal connection strip. In order to reduce the radio interference radiation level of the tube the connection strip has a metal contact spring which contacts the internal magnetic screening cone of the tube.

Metal strip attached to high voltage contact with getter at one end and

A color television display tube having color selection means connected electrically by at least one metal contact spring to a resistive layer provided on the inner surface of the envelope of the tube. A low resistance contact face is applied on the resistive layer between the spring and the layer to reduce the contact resistance therebetween, thereby reducing undesirable interference radiation transmitted by the tube.

Cathode ray tube having low resistance contact area beneath high voltage

In a method of manufacturing a cathode ray tube an electrically conductive coating is provided on an inner surface of the tube. The boundary of said conductive coating in the neck of the tube is sharply defined by wetting the part of the surface of the tube not to be covered with a liquid to remove the conductive material from that part of the surface up to the boundary, and then rinsing the wetted surface to remove any remainder of the conductive material.

Making a cathode ray tube having a conductive coating on the inner

A suspension comprising electrically conductive material, a binder, and from 3% to 30% by weight of sodium carbonate or potassium carbonate is applied to a wall portion of a cathode-ray tube and then dried and fired. This provides a layer in which hardly any bubbles have formed during the firing of the cathode-ray tube and which during firing produces no gases which detrimentally influence the emission of the cathode.

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