JPH03208227A - Filming method for fluorescent surface of cathode ray tube - Google Patents

Filming method for fluorescent surface of cathode ray tube

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JPH03208227A
JPH03208227A JP288590A JP288590A JPH03208227A JP H03208227 A JPH03208227 A JP H03208227A JP 288590 A JP288590 A JP 288590A JP 288590 A JP288590 A JP 288590A JP H03208227 A JPH03208227 A JP H03208227A
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fluorescent surface
glossiness
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Kotoji Fujiwara
藤原 琴二
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Mitsubishi Electric Corp
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a fluorescent surface of high brightness by rotating at a high speed a glass panel, on the fluorescent surface of which rewetting solution is sprayed, measuring the glossiness of the inner surface of the fluorescent surface which is in a wet condition, thereafter, and thereby comparing the measured value with the range set up of glossiness while filming process and feed-back are controlled and adjusted respectively. CONSTITUTION:A light absorbing film 2 in a pattern shape is formed in the inner surface of a glass panel 1, to which blue, green and red fluorescent stripes 3 through 5 are attached, and the glossiness thereof is measured by a glossiness measuring means 20. Namely, the panel 1 is rotated at a high speed while rewetting solution is being sprayed on the fluorescent surface, and a light source device 21 and a light receiving device 22 are arranged in such a way that an incident angle and a reflection angle will be 60 deg. respectively with the fluorescent surface which is in a wet condition. Output signals from the device 22 are inputted into a data processing unit 23, and the data is taken in at a set measuring time so as to be processed. In this case, when the measured value is in the range set up, the rewetting solution or lacquer is sprayed as a pre and/or a post process as usual.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 この発明は,カラー受像管など陰極線管螢光面の7イル
ミング方法に関し,特に.フィルミング材として有機溶
剤に被膜形威物質を溶解させたラッカー液を用いたフィ
ルミング方法にかかわる。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a method for illuminating the fluorescent surface of a cathode ray tube such as a color picture tube, and in particular. It relates to a filming method using a lacquer solution in which a film-forming substance is dissolved in an organic solvent as a filming material.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

一般的な従来の陰極線管螢光面のフィルミング方法を第
3図のガラスパネル部の断面図にょう説明する。陰FM
線管として.例えば,カラー受像管の螢光面は,ガラス
バネ/L/1内面に写真法を応用して螢光体(緑,青及
び赤に発光)の発光領域を限定するための光吸収膜2の
パターンが形成されている。ついで,写真法を用い3種
の青,緑,赤の螢光体ストライブ3.4.5が順次付着
される。
A general conventional method for filming a fluorescent surface of a cathode ray tube will be explained with reference to a sectional view of a glass panel section in FIG. Yin FM
As a wire tube. For example, the fluorescent surface of a color picture tube is made by applying a photographic method to the inner surface of the glass spring/L/1 to form a pattern of a light-absorbing film 2 to limit the light-emitting area of the phosphor (emitting light in green, blue, and red). is formed. Three blue, green and red phosphor stripes 3.4.5 are then sequentially deposited using photographic methods.

この後.螢光面の上に7ィルミングを行う。このフイル
ミングには.アルコール類を少量含筐した純水を螢光面
に吹付け,ガラスバネルlを内面を下向きにし高速回転
し,螢光面を適当な基準に湿潤させる。つづいて.トル
エンを主成分とする被膜形戒s1指を溶解したラッカー
液を吹付け.ガヲスバネ/L’lを高速回転させ乾燥さ
せると.ごく薄い有粂質被I!LL6が螢光体の上に形
成される。この後.アルミニウムを蒸着すると.*面状
の金属膜をなすアルミニウム蒸着膜7が形成される。
After this. Perform 7 illumination on the fluorescent surface. For this filming. Pure water containing a small amount of alcohol is sprayed onto the fluorescent surface, and the glass panel I is rotated at high speed with the inner surface facing downward to wet the fluorescent surface to an appropriate level. Continuing. Spray a lacquer solution containing toluene as the main ingredient. When the Gauss Spring/L'l is rotated at high speed and dried. Very thin pilonidal covering I! LL6 is formed on top of the phosphor. After this. When aluminum is vapor-deposited. *An aluminum evaporated film 7 forming a planar metal film is formed.

このアルミニウム蒸着@7は螢光面のlIr位を保つ外
.螢光体の発光をガヲスバネルl@に反射させ.光出力
を増大させるという重!!慶役目をするものである。こ
のためには,アルミニウム蒸着膜7を極力鏡面に近い状
態に仕上げる必安があり.上記リウェツトの条件.ある
いはラッカー液の特性に工夫改善が行われている。
This aluminum vapor deposition@7 maintains the lIr position of the fluorescent surface. The light emitted from the phosphor is reflected on the Gawosbanel. The weight of increasing light output! ! It is something that plays a key role. For this purpose, it is necessary to finish the aluminum vapor deposited film 7 to a state as close to a mirror surface as possible. The above rewetting conditions. Alternatively, improvements have been made to the properties of the lacquer liquid.

しかしながら,あるレベルを越すと.次の螢光面の熱処
理工程にか−で,アルミニウム蒸*膜7がいわゆる火ぶ
くれを起こし.製品を不良にするという2次的問題を内
在するので,特に注意を要する工程となっている。
However, beyond a certain level. During the next heat treatment process for the fluorescent surface, the aluminum vapor film 7 caused so-called blisters. This is a process that requires special attention because it has the secondary problem of making the product defective.

従来.アルミニウムの蒸着膜7.したがって.有機質被
膜6の品質はりウエット工程にかける螢光面の湿潤状態
が大きく影会していると認識されていたが.その条件管
理は.単にリウェット液の或分,温度.あるいは.吹付
け後の高速回転の回転数,時間などだけであった。
Conventional. Aluminum vapor deposited film7. therefore. It was recognized that the quality of the organic coating 6 was greatly affected by the wet state of the fluorescent surface subjected to the wet process. As for the condition management. Just a certain amount of rewetting fluid and temperature. or. The only information was the high-speed rotation speed and time after spraying.

r定明が解決しようとするH題〕 上記のような従来のai線WJM光面のフイルミング方
法では.リウェツト液吹付け後の成膜条件を含め.工程
の管理上不十分であう,光出力のばらつきや火ぶくれを
起こすことがあるという問題点があった。
Problem H that R Teimei attempts to solve] In the conventional filming method of the AI-line WJM light surface as described above. Including film formation conditions after spraying rewetting liquid. There were problems with the process control, including variations in light output and blistering.

この発明は.このような問題点を解決するためになされ
たもので.ガラスパネル内面の螢光面の正確なりウエッ
ト状態が知られ.後工程にかいてアルミ蒸着膜の火ぶく
れを生じさせない範囲で.高輝度を得て,品質を向上し
歩留シを高める陰阪線管螢光面のフイルミング方法を得
ることを目的としている。
This invention... This was done to solve these problems. The exact wet state of the fluorescent surface on the inner surface of the glass panel is known. As long as it does not cause blistering of the aluminum vapor deposited film in the post-process. The purpose of this study is to obtain a method for filming the fluorescent surface of the Insaka line tube, which provides high brightness, improves quality, and increases yield.

〔!I題を解決するための手段〕[! Means to solve problem I]

この発明にかかる陰箇線管螢光面のフイルミング方法は
,ガヲスバネル内面の螢光面にリウェツト液を吹付け.
一定時間高速回耘させ螢光面を湿潤させた後.螢光面の
光沢度を測定し設定の範囲内にあるか否かを判定し.範
囲を超えるものは、次のヲツカー液の吹付けのタイミン
グを変えるとともに.リウェツト工程そのもののウエッ
トのタイミング,又は乾燥の条件を自動的にliIl整
するようにしたものである。
The method of filming the fluorescent surface of a shaded wire tube according to the present invention involves spraying a rewetting liquid onto the fluorescent surface of the inner surface of the gas panel.
After the fluorescent surface was moistened by high-speed rotation for a certain period of time. Measure the glossiness of the fluorescent surface and determine whether it is within the set range. If it exceeds the range, change the timing of the next Otsuka liquid spray. The wet timing or drying conditions of the rewetting process itself are automatically adjusted.

〔作用〕[Effect]

こV発明にかいては.リウェツト面の測定結果によわ.
設定値よ多高いと.純水を多〈含みよジ光沢のあるラッ
カー膜を形戒する方向に.筐た.設定値より低いと.光
沢の少ないラッカー膜ができる方向に判断され.工程の
管埋.さらには,フィードバック信号によシ自動制御す
る。
Regarding this invention. Depends on the measurement results of the rewet surface.
If it is much higher than the set value. Add plenty of pure water to form a glossy lacquer film. It was a cabinet. If it is lower than the set value. It is judged that a lacquer film with low gloss is produced. Process management. Furthermore, it is automatically controlled by feedback signals.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

第1図はこの発明の一実施例による陰極線管螢光面のフ
イルミング方法に用いる光沢度測定手攻を配したガラス
パネル部の概要断面図であウ.図はカラー受像管の場合
を示す。
FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a glass panel portion equipped with a gloss measurement device used in a method for filming a fluorescent surface of a cathode ray tube according to an embodiment of the present invention. The figure shows the case of a color picture tube.

ガラスバネ/I/1の内面に.上記wL3図で説明した
方法によシ,光吸収11l!2のパターンが形成され,
3種の青,緑及び赤の螢光体ストライプ3.4及び5が
付着され.螢光面が形成されている。光沢度測定手段2
0は次のように構或され配置されてbる。螢光面にリウ
ェツト液を吹付け.ガラスバネルユを高速回転し,湿潤
状態になった螢光面に対し.光源装置2]と受光装1′
22とが.60°の人.反射角になるように所定位置に
配置されている。
On the inner surface of glass spring/I/1. By the method explained in the wL3 diagram above, the light absorption is 11l! 2 patterns are formed,
Three blue, green and red phosphor stripes 3.4 and 5 are deposited. A fluorescent surface is formed. Glossiness measuring means 2
0 is constructed and arranged as follows. Spray rewetting liquid on the fluorescent surface. The glass panel was rotated at high speed and exposed to the wet fluorescent surface. light source device 2] and light receiving device 1'
22. 60° person. It is arranged at a predetermined position so as to have a reflection angle.

この受光装置22から出力信号をデータ処理ユニット2
3に入れ,所定の測定時間でデータが取込筐れ処理され
.光沢度として出力される。
The output signal from this light receiving device 22 is sent to the data processing unit 2.
3, and the data is captured and processed at a predetermined measurement time. Output as glossiness.

上記光沢度則定手段20を用いたこの発明による螢光面
のフイルミング方法を,$2図に示す自動フイルミング
機による処理工程の模式図にしたがって説明する。1ず
.自動フイルミング@(例えば21インチ用,8ポジシ
ョン.25秒インデックス)の▲ポジション311Ck
いて,キャリアヘッドに取付けられたガラスバネル1(
いづれも図示しない)は.Bポジション32へと移動さ
れ,ここで,リウェツト液を約100cc,IQ秒間吹
付ける。
A method of filming a fluorescent surface according to the present invention using the glossiness determining means 20 described above will be explained with reference to a schematic diagram of processing steps by an automatic filming machine shown in FIG. 1st. ▲Position 311Ck of automatic filming @ (for example, 21 inch, 8 positions. 25 seconds index)
glass panel 1 (
(None of these are shown). It is moved to the B position 32, where approximately 100 cc of rewetting liquid is sprayed for IQ seconds.

次に.キャリアぱCポジション33ヘト進ミ.−jfヲ
スパネ/L’lを高速振切b回転(〕20r,p,m,
)で15秒間行う。つづいて.次のDポジション34で
,第1図に示した光沢IfIIII定手段20によル.
湿潤状態の螢光面の光沢度を則定する。創定値が設定範
囲内にある場合は.a常のように.前後のりウエット液
,あるいはラッカー液の吹付けが行われる。
next. Career Pa C position 33rd progress. -j fwo spanner/L'l at high speed swing b rotation (] 20r, p, m,
) for 15 seconds. Continuing. At the next D position 34, the gloss IfIII constant means 20 shown in FIG.
Determines the glossiness of a wet fluorescent surface. If the creation value is within the setting range. aAs usual. Wet liquid or lacquer liquid is sprayed on the front and back.

しかし.光沢度が低くなった場合は,次のEポジション
35で.比較的早期(例えば標隼よυ5秒早く)にラッ
カー液の吹付けが行われる。一方.光沢度が高い場合に
は.逆に少し遅れて(例えば標準より5秒遅く)ラッカ
ー液の吹付けが行われる。
but. If the gloss level becomes low, move to the next E position 35. The lacquer liquid is sprayed relatively early (for example, υ5 seconds earlier than Shibe Hayabusa). on the other hand. If the gloss is high. On the contrary, the lacquer liquid is sprayed with a slight delay (for example, 5 seconds later than the standard).

なか.Dポジション34における光六度測定値は.5面
ごとに平均値がとられ.低い場合はりウエット液の高速
振切り時間を減らし.高い場合は逆に振切り時間を増や
すように,自動的にフイードノベツクがかけられるよう
にしている。当然のことながら.光沢度の基単値,則定
値,平均値のマイクロコンヒュータへのインプット,デ
イスプレ.アウトプットは必艷に応じて9j!施されう
るものである。このDポジション:!4にかける測定制
lIKi機能は.上記のように.当該ガラスバネlv1
に対しても,後に続くガラスバネ/L/1に対しても行
われる。
inside. The optical six degree measurement value at D position 34 is. The average value was taken for each of the five sides. If it is low, reduce the high-speed shaking off time of the beam wet liquid. If the price is high, feed novelization is automatically applied to increase the amount of time required to complete the cut. As a matter of course. Input the base unit value, fixed value, and average value of glossiness to the microcomputer and display. The output is 9J depending on your needs! It is something that can be done. This D position:! The measurement system lIKi function applied to 4 is. As described above. The glass spring lv1
This is also done for the subsequent glass spring /L/1.

光沢度測定か行われた後.ガヲスバネ/L/1はEホジ
ション35へ進み.インデックス完了flk5秒でラッ
カー液の吹付けが約60cc,5秒間で行われる。この
後.ガラスパネルlが12Or, p.m,で10秒r
#kJ回転され.ラッカー液振切りがされる。
After gloss measurements have been taken. Gaosubane/L/1 proceeds to E position 35. When indexing is completed flk5 seconds, lacquer liquid is sprayed at approximately 60cc for 5 seconds. After this. Glass panel l is 12 Or, p. m, for 10 seconds r
#kJ rotated. The lacquer liquid is shaken off.

つぎに.ガラスパネル1はFポジション36.さらに.
Gポジション37へと進み,各のチャンパの一定堀境下
で乾燥が続行される。
next. Glass panel 1 is in F position 36. moreover.
The process advances to G position 37, and drying is continued under the constant trench conditions of each chamber.

つづいて,Hポジション38では.ガラスバネル1は.
キャリアよシ取外され.別の装置に移送され.ガラスバ
ネA/lのシール面の洗浄と完全な乾燥が行われる。
Next, at H position 38. Glass panel 1 is.
The carrier was removed. transferred to another device. The sealing surface of glass spring A/l is cleaned and completely dried.

な釦.上記実施例では.いわゆる溶剤形フイルミングに
ついて説明したが.他のエマルジョン形のフイルミング
にも.乾燥速さを調整する必要があり.この発明の方法
が適用できるものである。
A button. In the above example. I explained about so-called solvent-based filming. Also suitable for other emulsion type filming. It is necessary to adjust the drying speed. The method of this invention is applicable.

また.上記実施例では.キャリアがガブヌパネ/L/1
を各工程ユニットに移送していく形の場合について説明
したが.同一ヘッドのロータリー形の場合にも適用でき
る。
Also. In the above example. Carrier is Gabunupane/L/1
I explained the case where the data is transferred to each process unit. It can also be applied to rotary types with the same head.

さらに.光沢度則定手段の種類. lIIJ定のタイミ
ング,壕た,フィードバックの対象の操作要件(回転速
度.吹付け時間のタイミング)などは.螢光面の種類.
装置によう種々変形して応用できるものである。
moreover. Types of glossiness determining means. IIIJ constant timing, trench, operational requirements for feedback (rotation speed, timing of spraying time), etc. Types of fluorescent surfaces.
It can be modified and applied to various devices.

(発明の効果〕 以上のように.この余明によれば.ガラスバネ〜内面の
螢光面のフィルミング工程の中間費点のりウエット工程
の最終段階に分ける螢光面の湿潤状態を.光学的に光沢
度の剣定を自動的に測定するようにし.正確なりウエッ
ト状態を検知し,これヲフィードバック手段でフイpミ
ング条件金操作するようにしたので.vkの工程でアμ
ミニウーム蒸着膜の火ぶくれを生じさせない範囲で.高
輝度が得られ.品質を高め歩留シが向上される。
(Effects of the Invention) As described above, according to the present invention, the intermediate cost point of the filming process of the fluorescent surface on the inner surface of the glass spring is that the wet state of the fluorescent surface divided into the final stage of the glue wet process is evaluated. The gloss level is automatically measured, and the wet state is accurately detected, and this is used as a feedback means to control the fixing conditions.
As long as it does not cause blistering of the mini-woom deposited film. High brightness can be obtained. Improves quality and yield.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

ig1図はこの発明の一実施例による陰極線管螢光面の
フイルミング方法に用いる螢光面の光沢度測定手段を配
したガ′yヌパネル部のe要断面図、第2図はこの発明
による螢光面のフイルミング方法を示す自動フイノレミ
ンダ機による処理工程の模式図,第3図は一般のカラー
受1象管の場合のガラスパネル内面の螢光面部を示す断
面図である。 1・・・ガヲヌバネル.3・・・青螢光体ストライプ.
4・・・緑螢光体ストライプ.5・・・赤螢光体ストラ
イプ゜.6・・・有機質被膜,20・・・光沢度測定手
段。 な卦.図中同一符号は同一又は相当部分を示す。
Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a gun panel portion equipped with means for measuring the glossiness of a fluorescent surface used in a method for filming a fluorescent surface of a cathode ray tube according to an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a cathode ray tube fluorescent surface filming method according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a processing step using an automatic filmmaking machine showing a method of filming a light surface. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a fluorescent surface portion on the inner surface of a glass panel in the case of a general color receiver one-quadrant tube. 1... Gaonubanel. 3...Blue phosphor stripe.
4...Green phosphor stripe. 5... Red fluorescent stripe゜. 6...Organic film, 20...Glossiness measuring means. A trigram. The same reference numerals in the figures indicate the same or corresponding parts.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 ガラスパネル内面に形成された螢光面に、アルコール類
を含有する純水を主成分とするリウェット液を吹付け、
ガラスパネル内面を下向きにして高速回転させ、上記螢
光面を湿潤させた後、トルエンを主成分とするアクリル
系の成膜樹脂を含んだラツカー液を吹付け、螢光面に有
機質被膜を形成し乾燥する陰極線管螢光面のフイルミン
グ方法において、 上記螢光面にリウエツト液が吹付けられたガラスパネル
の高速回転の後、湿潤された螢光面の内面の光沢度を測
定し、設定範囲の光沢度と比較し、フイルミング工程の
管理、さらには、フィードバック調整を行うようにする
ことを特徴とする陰極線管螢光面のフイルミング方法。
[Claims] Spraying a rewet liquid mainly composed of pure water containing alcohol onto a fluorescent surface formed on the inner surface of a glass panel,
After rotating the glass panel at high speed with the inner surface facing downward to moisten the fluorescent surface, a lacquer solution containing an acrylic film-forming resin whose main component is toluene is sprayed to form an organic film on the fluorescent surface. In the method of filming a fluorescent surface of a cathode ray tube, the phosphor surface is sprayed with a rewetting liquid and the glass panel is rotated at high speed, then the glossiness of the wetted inner surface of the phosphor surface is measured and the set range is determined. A method for filming a fluorescent surface of a cathode ray tube, characterized in that the glossiness of a cathode ray tube is compared, the filming process is controlled, and further, feedback adjustment is performed.
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