Color display tube having electrode converging means

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Cathode ray tube – Plural beam generating or control

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313413, 313414, 313428, 313447, H01J 2951, H01J 2954, H01J 2962, H01J 2970

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048900320

ABSTRACT:
A color display tube having an electron gun system for producing three in-line electron beams. The system includes, in the direction of travel of the beams, a first electrode, a second electrode and a plurality of focusing electrodes, each having apertures for passing the beams. The second electrode includes two spaced-apart plate-shaped members, each having a central and two outer apertures for passing the beams. The apertures in the members for each outer beam are laterally shifted with respect to each other and with respect to a corresponding aperture in the first electrode to direct the outer beams toward convergence with the inner beam.

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