Electromagnetic touch sensor input system in a cathode ray tube

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ABSTRACT:
A cathode ray tube display device has conductive plates mounted adjacent the four sides of the CRT faceplate. These plates are positioned to sense electromagnetic noise radiation generated by the CRT. The plates are coupled to differential circuits so that normally the noise signals generated in the plates cancel. However when a finger or other object is placed at or near the CRT faceplate, the noise radiation field is disturbed, and the changed signals generated in the plates are sensed by the circuits to provide output signals indicative of the coordinate position of the object at the faceplate. The plates are preferably mounted in the front bezel of the display cabinet.

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