Voltage regulator for CRT electrode supply

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Cathode ray tube circuits – Power supply from deflection circuit source

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315386, 315383, H01J 2970, G09G 104

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054282721

ABSTRACT:
In a horizontal deflection circuit output stage, a retrace pulse voltage is developed in a primary winding of a flyback transformer and transformer-coupled to a secondary winding and rectified for developing a high voltage. A portion of the transformer-coupled rectified voltage is combined in a voltage divider with a second rectified voltage. The second rectified voltage is produced in a peak rectifier from the retrace pulse voltage in the primary winding in a manner that bypasses the secondary winding. A screen grid voltage is developed at a terminal of the voltage divider. A change in beam current loading produces variations in opposite sense in the combined rectified voltages in a manner to regulate the screen grid voltage.

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