Liquid cooling type projection cathode ray tube

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With temperature modifier – Using liquids or fluid flow directing means

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313477R, 313482, 313 35, H01J 2986

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ABSTRACT:
A projection cathode ray tube has a liquid coolant coupling apparatus whose structure is improved. The projection cathode ray tube includes a funnel having an electron gun in its neck end and a face plate provided with a screen at the other end, a rectangular radiating plate having a frontal glass corresponding to the face plate having the screen inside thereon, and being firmly attached to the face plate, a liquid coolant layer having a predetermined thickness between the face plate and the frontal glass of the radiating plate, a clamping portion coupled by means of a bolt at each corner of the rectangular radiating plate, and a setting clasp having a contacting surface of a predetermined size in contact with the side of the funnel and a spring both provided over each bolt, whereby the setting clasp settles the funnel while pressing.

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patent: 4731557 (1988-03-01), Asano et al.
patent: 4780640 (1988-11-01), Hasegawa

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