CRT display device comprising a filter in the cathode modulator

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

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315 131, 348809, 348563, H01J 2950

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ABSTRACT:
A phosphor screen in a display device is scanned by separate electron beams in order to generate images of different frequency content in one color in substantially the same part of the phosphor screen. The different images can be perceived as a composite image for some time. The individual electron beams can be modulated by means of a cathode modulator on the basis of a high frequency and a low frequency component of an electronic image signal or on the basis of an image component and a text component of an electronic image signal. The modulations of the individual electron beams may be slightly delayed relative to one another in order to avoid overloading of the phosphor material.

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