US3247411A - Post-deflection color purity correcting magnet system for a color tv cathode ray tube - Google Patents

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US3247411A
US3247411A US208403A US20840362A US3247411A US 3247411 A US3247411 A US 3247411A US 208403 A US208403 A US 208403A US 20840362 A US20840362 A US 20840362A US 3247411 A US3247411 A US 3247411A
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  • the present invention relates generally to electron beam controlling apparatus, and more particularly, to apparatus for effecting color purity adjustments in multibeam, shadow-mask type color kinescopes.
  • color purity correction as a common adjustment of the position of all three beams of the color kinescope so that deflection of the beams is associated with the proper color centers whereby the approach of each beam to the shadow mask is at the proper angle to cause excitation of the phosphor dots of the appropriate color.
  • the present invention is directed to novel and improved apparatus for achieving color purity correction in shadow mask color kinescopes, and achieves such correction in operation upon the beams in a post-deflection region.
  • the present invention has been found particularly appropriate for use in conjunction with shadow mask color kinescopes of a wide angle type wherein deflection angles of the magnitude of 90 are achieved.
  • Such wide angle kinescopes differ from prior color kinescopes (where the deflection angle is of the order of 70) in such physical characteristics as tube neck length, tube neck diameter, gun size, gun spacing, etc., withsuch physical dimensions being significantly reduced in the wide angle version.
  • post-deflection color purity correction in accordance with the present invention has been found to 'be'preferable and advantageous over pre-deflection correction arrangements.
  • a pair of permanent magnets of ring-like configuration are rotatably supported on a mount surrounding the kinescope deflection yoke, the ring providing a magnetic field transverse to the tube neck axis at a position adjacent the forward or screen end of the deflection yoke.
  • the ring-like magnets are not uniform in dimensions throughout their circumference, but rather are given a tapered configuration in order to provide a magnetic field which is suitably distributed or shaped throughout the space enclosed by the magnetic ring so as to provide a uniform effect on beam landing over the entire area of the scanned raster.
  • Field shaping through out the enclosed space is particularly important since the device is operating in a post-deflection region, i.e., electron beams will be entering the magnetic field of the purity device at various positions and angles throughout a large portion of the space enclosed within the rings.
  • a variety of configurations for the magnet structures are disclosed herein for achieving the desired field shaping.
  • An alternative to non-uniformity of magnet shape in achieving the field shaping purpose is also recognized, such alternative involving non-uniformity of magnetization of the rings along their circumferences.
  • Color purity correction apparatus in accordance with the present invention possesses a distinct advantage over pre-deflection purity correction devices in that there is less interference or interaction with convergence and focusing apparatus and adjustments. Because of its location, an adjustment of a pre-deflection purity correcting device may undesirably disturb convergence and focusing of the beams such that the purity adjustment requires subsequent readjustment of the various convergence controls, such readjustment requirement being particularly apparent in use with the diminished-dimension, wide-angle type color kinescope.
  • a primary object of the present invention is to provide novel and improved electron beam controlling apparatus for color kinescopes.
  • a particular object of the present invention is to provide a new and improved color purity correction device for shadow mask color kinescopes.
  • FIGURE 1 illustrates in a partially broken-away plan view color purity correction apparatus in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, such apparatus being shown in its operating location with respect to a color kinescope envelope and associated deflection yoke and yoke support;
  • FIGURES 1a, 1b and 1c illustrate details of the color purity correction apparatus of FIGURE 1;
  • FIGURE 2 illustrates color purity correction apparatus in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention
  • FIGURES 2a and 2b illustrate details of the color purity correction apparatus of FIGURE 2;
  • FIGURES 3, 3a and 3! illustrate color purity correction apparatus and details thereof in accordance with still another embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIGURES 4 and 4a are illustrative, in respective partial plan and side views, of a partial demagnetizing step appropriate to the production of purity correction apparatus in accordance with the embodiment of FIGURES 3, 3a and 3b.
  • FIGURE 1 there is shown a plan view of a color kinescope 12 with associated apparatus mounted thereon.
  • the envelope of the color kinescope 12 comprises a flared bulb portion 12B and a cylindrical neck portion IZN (only partially shown).
  • the forward end of the flared bulb portion 12B contains the screen of the color kinescope upon which color pictures are developed for viewing by the user through the transparent face 12F of the kinescope envelope.
  • a support structure for the yoke 14 is shown as including a generally cylindrical outer shell 16 surrounding the yoke.
  • the outer shell 16 is preferably of unitary construction, and may, for example, be molded in the illustrated form from suitable plastic, non-magnetic material.
  • the configuration of the shell 16 may be described as comprising three cylindrical sections, a forward cylindrical section 16F, an intermediate cylindrical section 16L and a rearward cylindrical section 16R.
  • the forward section 16E terminates at its forward end in. a raised lip 16L and is joined to the lesser diameter intermediate section 161 by a disk-like section MD.
  • the intermediate section 161 is joined to the smaller diameter rearward section 16R by a conical section 16C.
  • the rearward section 16R terminates in an end piece 16E.
  • the yoke 14 rests in an inner halfshell (not shown) which is supported by the outer shell 16. Lug projections of the inner shell ride in longitudinal slots in the outer shell 16 permitting longitudinal adjustment of the position of the yoke 14 with respect to the outer shell.
  • the ribbed edges 163 of several of the outer shell slots are partially visible in the FIGURE 1 view.
  • the end piece 16E preferably a separate eleinent from the shell 16, provides contact with the outer surface of the kinescope neck MN and establishes support for the outer shell 16 therefrom, and may also serve as a mount for the dynamic and static convergence elements associated in practice with the kinescope 12. For the sake of simplicity in the drawing, no showing has been made in FIGURE 1 of the convergence or neckcontacting structure so associated with the end-piece 16E.
  • the forward cylindrical section 16E of outer shell 16 provides a supporting surface for a color purity correction device 18, constructed and operating in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the purity correction device 18 includes a pair of generally ring-like magnets 20A and 20B mounted for individual rotation on a ribbed cylindrical magnet support 22.
  • the support 22 as shown in FIGURE la (which is an enlarged side view of the device 18 of FIGURE 1), is provided with three raised cylindrical ribs 22R, one at each edge and the third centrally positioned, to define two cylindrical channels 22C.
  • the channels 22C receive the respective ring-like magnets 29A and M913, and permit separate and individual rotation thereof.
  • the respective rings 20A and 20B are not of uniform size throughout their circumference, but rather have tapered widths which vary smoothly from a maxi mum width (just slightly narrower than the width of a support channel 22C) at two diametrically opposed regions on the circumference to a minimum width (appreciably narrower than the support channel width) at a pair of diametrically opposed points on the circumference displaced 90 from the centers of the maximum width regions.
  • Each of the tapered width rings 20A and 20B is formed from the assembly of two magnetic elements 24, each of which assumes a semi-circular configuration as assembled.
  • a preferred mode of assembly utilizes, for each of the two ring elements 24, a permanent magnet made of flexible magnetic material, such as commercially available flexible PM ferrite, of initial configuration as shown in the plan view of FIGURE 1b and the edge view of FIGURE lc.
  • the height of the element 24 is constant throughout its length.
  • each straight, rod-like ring element is first subjected to a thorough demagnetization.
  • demagnetizing apparatus comprises a core made up of an assemblage of generally E-shaped laminations mounted on a core base plate, with a multi-turn energizing winding surrounding the central legs of the assembled E-shaped core laminations.
  • a square cross-section aperture is provided at a central location in the core extending down through the central leg of the laminated core in registry with a matching aperture in the core base plate.
  • the element 24 is magnetized along its length. This magnetizing step may be achieved by inserting the magnetic element 24, in its initial stra1ght configuration, into a closely fitting helical coil of corresponding length, and developing a field of adequate strength to saturate the element 24 in a direction along its long dimension by passing a large surge of current through the coil. This may be achieved by discharging a large capacitor therethrough.
  • two of the rod-like elements 24 are formed into similar semi-circular configurations and then are secured together by suitable cementing or taping, etc., to form the desired ring in the channel 22C of the support 22.
  • the orientation of the two elements in each assembled ring is such that the north pole ends of the elements abut each other and the south pole ends of each element abut each other.
  • Each of the assembled rings 20A and 20B is separately rotatable in its channel 22C. Rotation of one ring relative to the other alters both the direction and strength of the resultant magnetic field established in the enclosed space. Simultaneous rotation of both rings without disturbing their position relative to one another retains a given field magnitude and alters only the field direction. Equal but opposed rotation of the two rings achieves an alteration of field magnitude without alteration of field direction (except for a polarity change, if the equal but opposed rotations are sufficiently large).
  • the beams do not always enter the central region of the enclosed space, as is the case with a pro-deflection purity device.
  • the beams may be located at any position within a substantially large portion of the space enclosed by the cylindrical purity device 18. In order that the purity correction provided by the device may be substantially the same no matter Where the entry points of the beams are, it is requisite that a suitably shaped field be established throughout this large portion of the enclosed space.
  • the magnetic elements 24 are given their previously discussed tapered configuration.
  • the amount of magnetic material at the effective poles of each ring is at a minimum, While the amount of magnetic material at the points on the ring circumference most remote from the effective poles is at a maximum, with a substantially linear mane tion region intermediate the noted extremes.
  • the resul-tant field through the enclosed space (and hence through the tube neck region traversed by the beams as they leave the deflection area) possesses the desired shaping so that, for example, When the beams enter an edge region of the enclosed space enroute to their tracing of an edge of the display raster, they will be subject to the same position shift, i.e., purity correction, as when they enter the center of the enclosed space.
  • FIGURES 2, 2a and 2b are illustrative of another embodiment of the present invention.
  • the purity correction device 118 shown in a side view in FIGURE 2 and in an end view in FIGURE 2a is like the correction device of FIGURES 1 and 1a in being intended for positioning in a post-deflection region, as by mounting upon the forward cylindrical section 16F of the shell 16 of FIGURE 1. Additional similarity resides in the use of a pair of generally ring-like magnets 120A and 12813 mounted for independent rotation on a cylindrical magnet support 122.
  • the support 122 of FIGURES 2 and 2a (which isillustrated in more detail in the side View, partially broken away, of FIGURE 2b) particularly differs from the magnet support 22 of FIGURES 1 and 1a in having no central rib and only one edge rib 122R.
  • the magnet rings 126A and 120B may be slipped over the rib-free end of the support 22 for mounting thereon.
  • a cylindrical spacer 123 is also mounted upon the support 122 in a position intermediate the rings 120A and 1203, and effectively serves the magnet ring isolating function of the central rib 22R of the device of FIGURES 1 and la.
  • the support When the rings and intermediate spacer are in position on the support 122, the support may be slipped over the cylindrical shell 16 of the yoke support for positioning on the forward cylindrical section 16F with its rib-free end abutting the lip 16L (which then effectively serves the magnet ring-retaining function of the forward edge rib 22R of the device of FIGURES 1 and 1a).
  • a further difference between the purity correction device 118 of FIGURES 2 and 2a and the purity correction device 18 of FIGURES 1 and 1a resides in the shape of the ring-like magnets.
  • the dimensional non-uniformity associated with each of the rings (MA and 20B) of the purity correction device 18 was with respect to its width (i.e., its short dimension in directions parallel to its rotational axis, and parallel to the longitudinal axis of the kinescope when the device is mounted in an operating position).
  • the width of each ring (120A and 12513) of the purity correction device 118 is constant along its circumference.
  • each of the rings 120A and 1288 is given a dimensional non-uniformity, along its circumference, with respect to its height (i.e., its short dimension in radial directions with respect to its rotational axis, and also with respect to the longitudinal axis of the kinescope when the device is mounted in operating position).
  • the effect is to provide magnet rings with minimum cross-sectional area at their effective poles and maximum cross-sectional area intermediate the poles.
  • each of the rings 120A and 120B is formed from the securing together of two ring elements 124 of roughly semi-circular configuration.
  • each element 124 is formed of rigid magnetic material.
  • the material preferably has a permeability value near unity for previously discussed reasons.
  • the element 124 is molded or otherwise shaped so as to have a relatively short height at each of its ends, and a relatively large height at its central portion 124C, with the height smoothly tapering from the relatively large central portion height to each relatively small end portion heig h After production in such a shape, each element 124 is thoroughly demagnetized, and then magnetized along its length.
  • the magnetization may be achieved in a manner similar to that described for the elements 24, but with provision that the helical magnetizing coil into which the elements 124 is inserted be suitably flexible.
  • the helical magnetizing coil into which the elements 124 is inserted be suitably flexible.
  • two of the magnetized elements 12 are secured together with respective end portions abutting or adjoining; the orientation should be such that the north pole ends of each element 124 abut or adjoin each other, and similarly, the south pole ends of each element 124 abut or adjoin each other.
  • the securing elements 126 may simply comprise a segment of adhesive tape of suitable dimensions.
  • the relative positioning of the rings 123A and 1298 is such that the effective poles of one are displaced from the corresponding poles of the other.
  • the direction and magnitude of the purity correcting field thereby provided may be altered by a respositioning of the rings rotationally, just as described for the rings of the device of FIGURES 1 and 1a.
  • FIGURES 3, 3a and 3b are illustrative of a purity correction device 218 constituting another embodiment of the present invention.
  • the device 218 is, in many respects, simplified relative to the previously described embodirnents.
  • the device 218 does not include a separate magnet ring support as did the previously described embodiments. Rather, the pair of generally ring-like magnets 2269A and 220B of the device 218 are directly mounted upon the forward cylindrical section 16F of the yoke support outer shell 16.
  • the forwardniost ring 220A abuts the lip 16L of the shell 16. No spacer is provided between the rings.
  • the rearwardmost ring 220B is retained on the element 16F through the use of a plurality of spring clips 22? associated with apertures 16A spaced about the circumference of the disc-like section 16D of the shell 16.
  • the intermediate cylindrical section 161 of the shell provides a finger-like projection 16F in reg'stry with each aperture 16A in the disc-like section 16D.
  • Each spring clip 228 is shaped to engage the finger like projection 16F, the inner surface of the section 16F and the outer surface of the section 161, as well as the rearward face of the magnet ring 220B, in such a manner as to retain the ring 22413 in position on the element 16F and to urge the ring 22013 forward into engagement with the ring 229A.
  • the spring clips are provided with sufiicient resiliency to permit the desired rotation of the rings.
  • each of the rings 229A and 2293 while of constant width, is of non-uniform height circumferentially.
  • Each of the rings is formed by the securing together of a pair of ring elements 22 of generally semi-circular configuration.
  • Each element 224 is of maximum height at its central portion 224C, and tapers to a small height at each of its ends 224E.
  • the magnetic material used for each element 224 may be similar to that previously described for the elements 124 of the FIGURE 2a embodiment.
  • each ring element 224 prior to assembly may be similar to that described for the elements 124 of FIGURES 2 and 2a, with one particular exception to be subsequently described.
  • a pair of elements 224 are secured together to form a ring with end portions abutting; the orientation is again such that north pole ends of each assembled ring element abut, and south pole ends like- Wise abut.
  • Securing together of the ring elements 224 in the embodiment under consideration is achieved through the aid of handle members 226, two for each ring.
  • the members 226 not only serve to secure the ring elements 224 together, but also provide handles for effecting desired rotational adjustment of each rings position.
  • FIGURE 3a a side view is shown of the two rings 226A and 220B prior to mounting upon the element 16F.
  • the spring clips 223 are then inserted in the apertures 16A to urge the rings into abutment as shown in FIGURE 3b.
  • the relative rotational positioning of the rings 220A and 220B shown in FIGURE 3b is illustrative of a 90 displacement of the efiective poles of one ring relative to the other.
  • the rings are shown in positions assumed when the effective poles of the two rings are in alignment. As with the previous embodiments, adjustment of the magnitude and direction of the purity correcting field is achieved by altering the rotational positions of the individual rings.
  • FIGURE 4 is illustrative of a selective demagnetizing step to which the rings 220A and 220B are each subjected in the course of their assembly. Subsequent to the longitudinal magnetization of each ring element 224, and subsequent to their joinder in end-to-end abutting relationship, but prior to the securing of the handle members 226 over the joints, the area of the assembled ring surrounding each joint is subjected to a demagnetizing field.
  • a demagnetizing coil energized with suitable alternating current energy, is provided with a core having angled pole pieces 230.
  • the demagnetizing pole pieces are placed close to the joint of the assembled ring elements 224, and then moved conjointly in a plane slightly displaced from but parallel to a plane tangent to the assembled ring at the joint. As shown in the side view in FIGURE 40, the demagnetizing pole pieces are centered with respect to a plane bisecting the assembled ring and perpendicular to the ring axis. The direction of movement of the demagnetizing pole pieces is along the line formed by the intersection of this bisect-ing plane with the previously mentioned plane of movement (parallel to the tangential plane).
  • the effect of the selective demagnetization step described in conection with FIGURES 4 and 4a on the field traversing the enclosed space is similar to the effect that would be obtained were the tapering of the height of each element 224 to be such as to smoothly continue to a height of zero at the point of joinder with abutting element 224.
  • a close approach to the ideal field shaping is achieved through use of the described selective demagnetizing step. To achieve such field shaping to a comparable degree by the described severe tapering in physical size is less desirable from the point of view of mechanical strength and servicability of the resultant product.
  • a variety of embodiments of the post-defiection purity correcting device of the subject invention have been described.
  • a variety of magnetic ring configurations have been shown utilizing dimensional non-uniformity to achieve the field shaping requisite for uniform purity correction throughout the raster.
  • the attainment of the desired field shaping is achieved through combining dimensional non-uniformity with a non-uniformity of effective magnetization. It will be readily appreciated by those skilled in the art that the principles of the present invention may be embodied in still other forms of devices, utilizing the effects of dimensional non-uniformity or the effects of magnetization non-uniformity or combinations thereof to achieve the desired field shaping.
  • a color television receiver including:
  • a color kinescope having a neck portion and a flared bulb portion
  • said flared bulb portion enclosing a viewing screen at one end thereof remote from said neck portion
  • said color kinescope having associated therewith a deflection yoke encircling said neck portion,
  • color purity correction apparatus comprising the combination of:
  • said supporting means permitting individual rotation of each of said pair of ring-like magnets about the longitudinal axis of said color kinescope
  • each of said pair of ring-like magnets possessing a dimentional non-uniformity along its circumference.
  • a color television receiver including:
  • a color kinescope having a neck portion and a flared bulb portion
  • said flared bulb portion enclosing a viewing screen at one end thereof remote from said neck portion, said color kinescope having associated therewith a deflection yoke encircling said neck portion,
  • color purity correction apparatus comprising the combination of:
  • said supporting means permitting individual rotation of each of said pair of ring-like magnets about the longitudinal axis of said color kinescope
  • each of said pair of ring-like magnets possessing a dimensional non-uniformity along its circumference
  • said non-uniformity being with respect to the dimension of said ring in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of said color kinescope.
  • a color television receiver including:
  • a color kinescope having a neck portion and a flared bulb portion
  • said flared bulb portion enclosing a viewing screen at one end thereof remote from said neck portion
  • said color kinescope having associated therewith a defiection yoke encircling said neck portion,
  • color purity correction apparatus comprising the combination of:
  • said supporting means permitting individual rotation of each of said pair of ring-like magnets about the longitudinal axis of said color kinescope
  • Beam controlling apparatus comprising the combination of:
  • a permanent magnet ring comprising the assembly of:
  • a permanent magnet ring comprising the assembly of:
  • each of said ring elements being magnetized along its long dimension, the orientation of said ring elements in said assembly being such as to adjoin element ends of like polarity, said element ends having a smaller cross-sectional area than portions of said elements intermediate said ends, the efifective magnetization of said ring elements being non-uniform along said long dimension and a minimum at said ends, and means for securing said ring elements together.
  • a permanent magnetic ring comprising the assembly of:
  • each of said ring elements being magnetized with the direction of magnetization being along its long dimension
  • a color television receiver including:
  • a color kinescope having a neck and a flared bulb portion and having a viewing screen at one end thereof
  • a support for said yoke including a shell having a cylindrical surface portion enclosing the end of said yoke nearest to said screen,
  • a color purity correction device including a pair of permanent magnet rings mounted on said cylindrical surface portion and separately rotatable thereon,
  • each of said rings having a cross-sectional area which is non-uniform along its circumference

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DE1289868B (de) 1969-02-27
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NL139412B (nl) 1973-07-16
BE634726A (tr)

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