Damp rod construction for CRT grid structures

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Cathode ray tube – Shadow mask – support or shield

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313269, 313399, H01J 118

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053693302

ABSTRACT:
A mask structure of a color picture tube includes a number of grid wires stretched over a frame in the same direction and separated from one another, and a damp wire stretched to traverse the number of grid wires in contact with the number of grid wires. The damp wire is formed of a tungsten core wire coated with a secondary emission semiconductor material layer. Thus, art asymmetrical electron lens is formed by a potential difference generated between the grid wire and the damp wire, so that an electron beam having passed through a spacing between the grid wires is deflected in a converging direction. Therefore, the electron beam is guided onto a zone of a phosphor screen shaded by the damp wire. Accordingly, a black line, which would otherwise appear because the electron beam is shielded by the damp wire, becomes inconspicuous. Namely, the display quality is elevated.

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