Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Kenichi Umino

Keitaro Tsukui

Koji Nakamura

Junko Itoh

Kouji Nakamura

Tesshin Yazu

Suguru Fujii

Tetsushin Yazu

A display device capable of bearing the stress due to vacuum condition and capable of reducing both weight and depth simultaneously, by incorporating a vacuum envelope with glass screen having a front section made in a curved panel and a rear section being concave toward the inside of the vacuum envelope.

Inwardly convex vacuum envelope

There are provided a cathode-ray tube display unit which can be manufactured with reduced weight and cost and which can have a screen plane flattened without the use of any metal band, and a method of making the same. The screen panel is previously deformed by the use of a jig and then sealingly connected to a funnel. After the jig has been removed, the interior of the display tube body is extracted to form a vacuum. The display tube body is distorted by the extraction, but such a distortion can be corrected by deformations previously applied to the display tube body. Thus, the screen plane can be flattened without the use of any metal band.

Cathode-ray tube display unit and method of making the same

A cathode ray tube has a metal funnel welded to a metal skirt. The skirt is reinforced to resist tensile stress. Reinforcement is accomplished by thickening the skirt, or corner portions thereof; by welding one or more reinforcing members to the inside or outside of the skirt; by bending the edges of the skirt and funnel and welding the bent parts together; by welding reinforcing plates to corners of the skirt and winding a tension band around the skirt; or by providing a rigid frame with compression members to press inward on the skirt.

Cathode ray tube device having reinforcing frame

Growing community of inventors

Amagasaki, Japan

Kenichi Umino