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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 01, 1986
Filed:
Sep. 18, 1980
Pieter Schagen, Redhill, GB;
U.S. Philips Corporation, New York, NY (US);
Abstract
A compact color display tube is provided in which a modulated electron beam enters a repelling trajectory control field, formed between a mesh electrode and a planar electrode, at an acute angle .alpha.. The beam follows a parabolic trajectory and approaches a target electrode bearing bands of phosphor stripes at substantially the same angle. The mesh electrode, comprising a plurality of parallel conductors, is disposed adjacent to the target electrode. The conductors of the mesh electrode extend parallel to the stripes and are spaced at a pitch corresponding to the pitch of the repeating bands of phosphor stripes. The target electrode is held at a potential such that the electron beam passing through the space between a pair of the conductors is focused and deflected onto a phosphor line of the target. A colored picture can be produced using a single electron beam by a spot wobbling technique or by scanning each phosphor line sequentially. In the case of a triple beam in-line electron gun, each beam has its own, slightly different trajectory and these trajectories coincide in the apertures of the mesh before impinging on their respective phosphors.