Electric circuit arrangements incorporating cathode ray tubes

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Cathode ray tube circuits – Plural concentrating – accelerating – and/or de-accelerating...

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313449, H01J 2946, H01J 2956

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042874505

ABSTRACT:
An electron gun assembly of a cathode ray tube comprises in the order named, a cathode, an apertured modulator electrode, a first and a second apertured anode and a third cylindrical focussing anode. The modulator electrode and the first anode are supplied with such potentials as to form a crossover of electrons therebetween and the second anode is supplied with such a lower positive potential than at the adjacent first and third anodes that the electron stream emitted from the cathode is formed into a narrow beam of electrons and is allowed to enter the third anode at a small angle of beam spread and comes to a focus on the screen of the tube by the third anode to produce a spot of small cross-sectional area.

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patent: 3995194 (1976-11-01), Blacker, Jr. et al.

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