Independent top/bottom raster correction

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

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H01J 2956

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048454095

ABSTRACT:
Top and bottom pincushion correction signals with separately controllable first and second order components are provided. A switching signal, developed from the vertical ramp, operates a plurality of switches for selectively applying the top and bottom correction signals to the carrier input of a multiplier. A trapezoidal correction signal is also applied to this multiplier input. The modulator input of the multiplier is supplied with the vertical ramp. A parallellogram correction pulse is combined with the output of the multiplier. The resultant, generally bow tie-shaped, raster correction signal is applied to the vertical deflection means.

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