Kinescope with compensated conduction characteristic

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358243, 315411, 315383, H04N 563

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046315918

ABSTRACT:
A video monitor includes an image displaying kinescope which exhibits a temperature dependent conduction characteristic that results in declining light output and image brightness during an initial warm-up period, from a time soon after the system is initially energized to a time several minutes later when steady-state operation is reached. To counteract the declining kinescope light output during the warm-up interval, a compensation circuit having a time constant characteristic which approximates the kinescope conduction characteristic during the warm-up interval causes the kinescope to exhibit increasing light output and image brightness during the warm-up interval. Thus substantially uniform light output is produced over the warm-up interval.

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