Electric lamp and discharge devices – Miscellaneous discharge devices
Patent
1979-11-09
1981-11-03
Chatmon, Jr., Saxfield
Electric lamp and discharge devices
Miscellaneous discharge devices
313318, 361129, 361130, H01J 1700, H01J 2100
Patent
active
042988152
ABSTRACT:
A cathode ray tube socket assembly incorporating controlled, or tuned, spark gaps coupling the high voltage focus grid system to ground to prevent television receiver damage caused by CRT arc-over. Incorporated within the CRT socket assembly are a high voltage spark gap connected to the CRT's G.sub.4 focusing grid and a lower voltage spark gap connected to G.sub.3 focusing grids, each spark gap including ridged sections defining an inter-electrode aperture. By varying the size of the inter-electrode aperture and its distance from each electrode, the spark gap's arc-over threshold voltage and breakdown voltage range from initial arc-over to continuous corona discharge may be precisely controlled.
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Ishihara Theodore M.
Kulkens John F.
Chatmon, Jr. Saxfield
Hill Thomas E.
Zenith Radio Corporation
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