Cathode ray tube with apparatus for reducing variation of deflec

Television – Basic receiver with additional function – Multimode

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348704, H04N 546

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060115939

ABSTRACT:
A display apparatus includes a luminance change detecting unit for detecting change of luminance of a cathode ray tube, a deflection size control quantity adjusting unit connected to the luminance change detecting unit for stabilizing a deflection size by changing a deflection size correcting quantity at different rates of change for a low luminance range and a high luminance range, respectively, on the basis of the detected change of luminance. The deflection size control quantity adjusting unit generates a proper deflection size control quantity adjusting voltage by synthesizing a high frequency component and a low frequency component contained in a signal indicating the luminance change with different gains, respectively.

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