Apparatus for adjusting operating conditions of a cathode ray tu

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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358 65, 358 30, H04N 962, H04N 920

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041308298

ABSTRACT:
Cathode ray tube adjusting apparatus in a color television receiver includes a matrix and amplifier circuit coupled to a chrominance signal source, selectively coupled by a "service-normal" switch to a luminance or reference signal source. The matrixing and amplifying circuit includes a control grid DC bias potential development circuit and a cathode DC bias potential adjusting circuit, and is coupled to a cathode ray tube. In the "service" switching position, the DC bias potential adjusting circuit is varied to provide the proper cut-off potential conditions for the cathode ray tube. In the "normal" switchingposition, chrominance and luminance signals are matrixed and luminance signal drive is adjusted to provide the proper color temperature appearing on a viewing screen of the cathode ray tube.

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patent: 3955212 (1976-05-01), Engel et al.
patent: 3959811 (1976-05-01), Shanley

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