Electron-optical device

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Cathode ray tube – Beam deflecting means

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313439, 313447, 313427, H01J 2920, H01J 2970

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058313800

ABSTRACT:
An electron has an electron-emitting region, a longitudinal axis and an arrangement of apertured electron grids along the axis. A first grid has an aperture for passing electrons, which aperture is located further outwards with respect to the longitudinal axis than the emitting region. One of the other grids is provided with a shield so as to shield the edge wall of the aperture, if it is located within direct view of the electron-emitting region, from incidence of positive ions.

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