Beam current control for television camera

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

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358219, H04N 534

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044411227

ABSTRACT:
A television camera comprising a control circuit for controlling the electron beam current intensity in a pick-up tube which has a current-controlled electron gun, for example a diode gun. The control circuit comprises a controllable current source an output of which is connected to the anode of the diode gun, which anode acts as a control electrode, and a control input of which is coupled to a pick-up tube output for producing a picture signal. In order to obtain a dynamic additional focussing of the electron beam when an electrostatic focussing means is employed the cathode of the electron gun is connected to a voltage source via a, for example, variable resistor.

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