Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Takashi Sugahara

Masayuki Miyazaki

Junko Itoh

Hideya Ito

Hiroo Sakamoto

Shiro Takada

Fumio Abe

Kiyohiko Sato

Tesshin Yazu

Kazushi Nagasawa

A deflection yoke apparatus include a saddle-type coil bobbin, first guide grooves, second guide groove, third guide groove, and a multi-wire conductor. The saddle-type coil bobbin has a front end portion and a rear end portion. The first guide grooves is formed in the inner surface of the coil bobbin and extends across the front end portion and the rear end portion. The second guide groove is formed in the front end portion of the coil bobbin. The third guide groove is formed in the rear end portion of the coil bobbin. The multi-wire conductor is wound around the coil bobbin, the conductor being routed through the first guide groove, the second guide groove, and the third guide groove. The second guide groove and third guide groove have a width in a range of 1.0 to 1.5 times the diameter of the conductor.

Deflection yoke

Cathode ray tube

In a cathode-ray tube, in order to readily and inexpensively reduce an alternating electric field irradiated by a deflection yoke to a front of the cathode-ray tube through a funnel part and a face panel, a conductive film for forming an electric field shield is formed from a neck part to a cone part of a glass bulb and is electrically connected to another conductive film formed on a funnel body part. The deflection yoke is mounted on the conductive film via an insulation sheet interposed therebetween. The conductive film is grounded to form an equipotential surface of 0 V in front of the deflection yoke. A transparent conductive film can be also formed on the external surface of the face panel to raise the reduction of the alternating electric field.

Cathode-ray tube having alternating electric field reduction device

An in-line color cathode ray tube utilizing a finely perforated shadow mask is provided, which includes a highly evacuated envelope having an longitudinal axis and a funnel section which is closed at one end by a generally cylindrical neck section having an in-line electron gun assembly and is closed at the opposite end by a faceplate, an exposure device for forming a mosaic pattern of element color emissive phosphor dots on a screen area of the faceplate, which includes a generally elongated light source, and a slitted member adapted to be disposed between the elongated light source and the faceplate of the evacuated envelope. The slitted member has a slit-shaped light transmissive area defined therein while leaving a light intercepting area around the respective light transmissive area. The light transmissive area has a generally intermediate portion with opposite ends being displaced in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of the evacuated envelope.

Exposure device for forming phosphor deposited screen in in-line cathode

Growing community of inventors

Tokyo, Japan

Takashi Sugahara