Cathode-ray tube having alternating electric field reduction dev

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Cathode ray tube – Envelope

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313313, H01J 2906, H01J 2986

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053571665

ABSTRACT:
In a cathode-ray tube, in order to readily and inexpensively reduce an alternating electric field irradiated by a deflection yoke to a front of the cathode-ray tube through a funnel part and a face panel, a conductive film for forming an electric field shield is formed from a neck part to a cone part of a glass bulb and is electrically connected to another conductive film formed on a funnel body part. The deflection yoke is mounted on the conductive film via an insulation sheet interposed therebetween. The conductive film is grounded to form an equipotential surface of 0 V in front of the deflection yoke. A transparent conductive film can be also formed on the external surface of the face panel to raise the reduction of the alternating electric field.

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