Television camera tube with honeycomb grid electrode

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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313348, 313390, H01J 2902, H01J 2906

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046849947

ABSTRACT:
A television camera tube comprising in an evacuated envelope, an electron gun for generating at least one electron beam. The electron beam is focused onto a target, and is deflected over the target. A grid electrode having hexagonal apertures is provided in front of the target.
The apertures in the grid electrode are arranged in a honeycomb structure. Each aperture has the form of an equilateral hexagon having angles of 120.degree.. As a result, the susceptibility to Moire effects is reduced, the microphonic properties are improved, and the mesh obtained has a high transmissivity while it can more readily be tensioned and is easier to handle.

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