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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 30, 1991
Filed:
Aug. 11, 1989
Hsing-Yao Chen, Barrington, IL (US);
Richard M Gorski, Glenview, IL (US);
Zenith Electronics Corporation, Glenview, IL (US);
Abstract
For use in a color cathode ray tube (CRT) having a self-converging yoke for applying an asymmetric magnetic field in a synchronous manner to a plurality of inline electron beams for deflecting the electron beams across a phosphorescing screen in the CRT, wherein the magnetic field causes defocusing of and an astigmatism of the electron beams where incident upon the CRT screen in off-center regions of the screen, an electron gun comprising: a cathode for generating electrons; a beam crossover arrangement for receiving electrons from the cathode and for forming a beam crossover; a first electrostatic quadrupole field aligned in a spaced manner along the electron beams and having a first asymmetric aperture through which the inline electron beams pass for applying a first electrostatic quadrupole field to the electron beams in compensating for the defocusing and astigmatism of the electron beams; and a second electrostatic quadrupole field aligned in a spaced manner along the electron beams with the first electrostatic quadrupole field and having a second asymmetric aperture through which the inline electron beams pass for applying a second electrostatic quandrupole field to the electron beams for further compensating for the defocusing and astigmatism of the electron beams.