Multibeam electron gun with composite electrode having plurality

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Cathode ray tube – Plural beam generating or control

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313447, H01J 2946, H01J 2950

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045008086

ABSTRACT:
A multibeam electron gun comprising two spaced successive electrodes individually held in position from a common support. One electrode comprises a single metal first plate having at least three electron-beam-defining first apertures therein. The other electrode is a composite structure comprising (a) a single metal second plate having a window therein opposite each of said first apertures and (b) a separate metal third plate attached to said second plate closing each of the windows. The third plate has a single electron-beam-defining second aperture therein separately aligned with one of the first apertures.

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