Cathode ray tube display and television set having the same

Television – Video display – Cathode-ray tube

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348807, 348537, 348448, 348776, 315370, H01V 2998, H04N 546

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059092580

ABSTRACT:
In a CRT display and a television set having the same, horizontal/vertical synchronizing signals are separated from a video synchronizing signal in a synchronizing separation circuit, and position information S of a vertical frame is generated on the basis of the horizontal/vertical synchronizing signals in a count-down processor and then converted to corrected vertical frame information W in a function circuit to output a vertical deflection waveform signal and a horizontal deflection correcting waveform signal. Further, the corrected vertical frame information W is compared with predetermined voltages in comparators to detect an effective frame range in the vertical direction.

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