Method of adjusting the current intensity of an electron beam in

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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358217, 358223, H04N 5235

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045933219

ABSTRACT:
In a television camera having at least one pickup tube, it is desirable to generate an electron beam with a current intensity which is greater than that necessary for obtaining a picture signal with a nominal amplitude between a black level and a white value. This prevents comet tails from being produced on the display behind brighter, moving scene portions. The electron beam intensity is adjusted by blanking the electron beam periodically during at least one field period and within the field period during at least a portion of a line period of a number of consecutive lines. The electron beam is properly set when the picture signal amplitude is observed to be maximum at a substantially minimum beam current intensity.

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