Method and apparatus for correcting image errors caused by resid

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Cathode ray tube circuits – Pulse storing

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313413, H01J 2906

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061077437

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a method and apparatus for correcting image errors caused by residual magnetism in monitors and other such display devices based on picture tubes. The method according to the invention is based on the removal of residual magnetism by means of an alternating damped magnetic field. In the method, the internal and external structures in the neck part (11) of a picture tube (10) are subjected to an alternating damped magnetic field produced by means of a coil (45).

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