Pick-up tube having photoconductor on zinc oxide layer

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Cathode ray tube – Image pickup tube

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313385, H01J 3138, H01J 3146

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ABSTRACT:
In a television pickup tube, a target comprises a photo-conductive material such as antimony trisulfide, amorphous selenium or the like arranged on a transparent zinc oxide layer which is formed adjacent to a transparent electrode on a transparent faceplate or substrate. The transparent electrode may be etched so as to form a pair of electrodes each connected to a signal deriving terminal in the case where the target structure is for a color television pickup tube.

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