Television display error correction

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Cathode ray tube circuits – Cathode-ray deflections circuits

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335213, 313430, H01J 2956

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042963591

ABSTRACT:
To correct the effects of an in-line electron gun mount rotation error on a kinescope display screen, initially the horizontal deflection axis of the yoke is aligned with the actual axis of alignment of the electron guns. The resultant rotated raster is then rotated into alignment with the kinescope major and minor axes through the use of a magnetic field disposed orthogonal to the yoke deflection fields. The magnitude of the field is selected to effect the desired magnitude of raster rotation, while the polarity of the field is selected to effect the desired direction of raster rotation. In one embodiment, a coil of wire placed to abut the kinescope funnel in front of the deflection yoke and powered by a variable DC voltage source provides the desired magnetic field. In another embodiment, a permanent magnet ring takes the place of the coil -DC source combination.

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