Apparatus for checking for electrical frit breakdown in kinescop

Electricity: measuring and testing – Electric lamp or discharge device – Cathode-ray tube

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324 54, G01R 31024

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for checking for electrical frit breakdown in kinescopes includes a support for loosely receiving the kinescope funnel. A floating positioning means closely receives the neck of the kinescope when a kinescope is positioned in the vicinity of the particular location. An orientation mechanism accurately orients the kinescope in the selected orientation and the kinescope is then securely maintained in said location. A fluid-like electrical contact is placed against the outside of the frit seam. A probe having a movable, electrical contact is inserted into the neck of the kinescope and the movable contact brought against the conductive coating on the inside of the envelope. A current flow between the movable contact and the fluid-like contact indicates an electrical frit breakdown.

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