Circuit for preventing burn-in spots on the picture screen of a

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Cathode ray tube circuits – Cathode-ray deflections circuits

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358220, 250397, H01J 2952

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046773517

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for preventing burn-in spots on the picture screen 23 of a visual display 2 comprising an electron beam 19 that is intensity modulated and positioned controlled by way of a deflection system 21, 22 as, for example, for a scanning electron microscope. The protection to prevent burn-in spots utilizes a circuit wherein the signal input 24 of at least one deflection system 21 is electrically connected to a differentiator which produces an output that is connected to the first input of a comparator which also receives a reference voltage and the comparator output is switched to the input of a retriggable trigger circuit so as to control the intensity of the electron beam 19 and thus prevent burn-in on the picture screen.

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"Raster-Elektronmikroskopie", L. Reimer U. G. Pfefferkorn Springer-Verlag, Berlin 1973-pp. 1-3.

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