Sony Corporation

Yoji Ishikawa

Yukio Yamada

Koichi Sakai

Takashi Otani

Kuniyoshi Koyama

Haruki Shinoda

Masuaki Ohta

A television receiver with a function of displaying a plurality of pictures on segmental screens, wherein pictures of registered broadcasting stations are sequentially displayed on the segmental screens in such an arrangement that actuating members in a channel selector are positioned correspondingly to the segmental picture screens, and in response to manipulation of one of the actuating members, the broadcasting station corresponding thereto is selected out of the stations being displayed in the segmental picture screens. In this television receiver, the channel selector consists of a remote control unit, and the actuating members disposed in the channel selector consist of buttons to be depressed. In the constitution mentioned, it is possible to select any desired broadcasting station with facility by a simplified manipulation while confirming the display contents of the stations instantaneously.

Television receiver for displaying registered broadcast channels in

A television channel selection apparatus for use with a television receiver having a number of available television channels. The television channel selection apparatus includes a pushbutton pad having a first pushbutton and a group of second pushbuttons. A television channel list is displayed on the television channel when the first pushbutton is depressed. The television channel list includes channel numbers listed in relation to the respective television channels. One of the second pushbuttons is selectively depressed to specify the corresponding channel number and thus to select the corresponding television channel.

Apparatus for display and selection of available television channels

In a production system for performing predetermined processes on products which each have a memory incorporated therein, information necessary for those processes is sequentially written by an external computer in the memory incorporated in each product, and such information is read out from the memory and used by the production system to carry out the respective processes on the products in a low cost and efficient way.

Method and apparatus for producing electronic devices which each include

A deflection yoke for use with a cathode ray tube includes a pair of half-cut separators joined together to form a complete separator, a pair of saddle wound horizontal deflection coils mounted on the separator halves and a pair of toroidal wound vertical deflection coils wound about half-cut coils and assembled about the separator. The plane of separation between the saddle wound horizontal deflection coils, the half-cut separators and the toroidal wound vertical deflection coil is the same plane. Provision is also made for proper orientation of the saddle wound horizontal deflection coils in each half-cut separator and for location of the toroidal wound vertical deflection coil about the separator.

Deflection yoke

An image projection system having an image projector and a concave viewing screen, in which the image projector comprises a cathode raytube, a horizontal and a vertical deflecting coil for beam scanning in the cathode ray tube, and a projection lens, and the amplitude of scanning currents supplied to the horizontal and the vertical deflecting coil is controlled in vertical and horizontal scanning periods respectively, so that trapezoid-shaped and fan-shaped distortions in the projected image on the viewing screen are compensated for.

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Saitama, Japan

Yoji Ishikawa