US3975766A — Color television receiver

Claim 1

Independent Claim 276 words

In a color television receiver having a color television receiving tube with three electron guns having beam-emitting ends to emit three electron beams, and means to modulate each of the three electron beams with a corresponding one of the three primary color television signals applied to the television receiver for impingement onto the fluorescent screen of the television receiving tube, the improvement comprising: a horizontally spaced arrangement of the three electron guns configured to emit one central electron beam and two side electron beams converging at a point outside of the fluorescent screen, a deflection yoke associated with the color television receiving tube to provide for scanning of the fluorescent screen by the three electron beams, operative to cause a horizontal deflection magnetic field created by said yoke to have a pincushion-shaped distribution, and a vertical deflection magnetic field produced by said yoke to have a barrel-shaped distribution, a delay circuit for causing at least two of the said three primary color television signals which modulate the electron beams to be successively delayed from each preceding one for a prescribed length of time, corresponding to the intervening spacing of the three electron beams impinging onto the fluorescent screen, the color television receiving tube being designed such that with d (mm) designating the intervening spacing of the three electron beams at the beam-emitting ends of the three electron guns, L (mm) designating the distance from the beam-emitting end of each electron gun to the fluorescent screen, and θ (radian) designating the angle defined by each of the two side electron beams and the central electron beam, the difference d-Lθ is larger than d/6 and smaller than d/2.

Claim 2

Dependent Claim 276 words

In a color television receiver having a color television receiving tube with three electron guns having beam-emitting ends to emit three electron beams, and means to modulate each of the three electron beams with a corresponding one of the three primary color television signals applied to the television receiver for impingement onto the fluorescent screen of the television receiving tube, the improvement comprising: a horizontally spaced arrangement of the three electron guns configured to emit one central electron beam and two side electron beams converging at a point outside of the fluorescent screen, a deflection yoke associated with the color television receiving tube to provide for scanning of the fluorescent screen by the three electron beams, operative to cause a horizontal deflection magnetic field created by said yoke to have a pincushion-shaped distribution, and a vertical deflection magnetic field produced by said yoke to have a barrel-shaped distribution, a delay circuit for causing at least two of the said three primary color television signals which modulate the electron beams to be successively delayed from each preceding one for a prescribed length of time, corresponding to the intervening spacing of the three electron beams impinging onto the fluorescent screen, the color television receiving tube being designed such that with d (mm) designating the intervening spacing of the three electron beams at the beam-emitting ends of the three electron guns, L (mm) designating the distance from the beam-emitting end of each electron gun to the fluorescent screen, and θ (radian) designating the angle defined by each of the two side electron beams and the central electron beam, the difference d-Lθ is larger than d/6 and smaller than d/2.

Claim 3

Dependent Claim 85 words

The color television receiver improvement according to claim 1, wherein the three electron beams impinging on the fluorescent screen of the color television receiving tube are equidistantly spaced; and two of the three primary color signals for modulating those of the three electron beams which carry out scanning for the second and third times are delayed from the foremost primary color signal for modulating the electron beam which carries out scanning for the first time for prescribed lengths of time bearing the ratio of 1:2.

Claim 4

Dependent Claim 171 words

The color television receiver improvement according to claim 1, wherein the delay circuit is so designed that with W H (mm) taken to denote the horizontal length of the fluorescent screen, f (Hz) to indicate the frequency of a horizontal scanning signal supplied to the deflection yoke, and d (mm) to represent the intervening spacing of the three electron beams at the beam-emitting ends of the three electron guns, then the primary color signal for modulating that of the three electron beams which scans the fluorescent screen for the second time is delayed from the preceding primary color signal for a prescribed length of time larger than 0.8/W H .f H and smaller than 0.65 d/W H .f H , and the primary color signal for modulating that of the three electron beams which scans the fluorescent screen for the third time is delayed from the preceding primary color signal for a prescribed length of time larger than 1.6/W H .f H and smaller than 1.3 d/W H .f H .

Claim 5

Dependent Claim 75 words

The color television receiver improvement according to claim 1, wherein the delay circuit is so designed that with W H (mm) taken to denote the horizontal length of the fluorescent screen of the color television receiving tube and f H (Hz) to indicate the frequency of a horizontal scanning signal supplied to the deflection yoke, the delay time can be adjusted at the rate of a smaller time width than 1/W H .f H .

Claim 6

Dependent Claim 248 words

The color television receiver improvement according to claim 1, wherein the delay circuit consists of two groups of charge transfer elements acting as delay elements for successively delaying the second and third primary color signals for modulating those of the three electron beams which scan the fluorescent screen for the second and third times respectively at the rate of a prescribed length of time corresponding to the intervening spacing of the three electron beams impinging on the fluorescent screen, and with p taken to denote the phase number of a pulse for driving said charge transfer elements, fcp (Hz) to indicate the frequency of said pulse, W H (mm) to represent the horizontal length of the fluorescent screen of the color television receiving tube, d (mm) to show the intervening spacing of the three electron beams at the beam-emitting ends of the three electron guns, and f H (Hz) to designate the frequency of a horizontal scanning signal supplied to the deflection yoke, then the number of serially arranged charge transfer elements used to delay said second primary color signal for a prescribed length of time is chosen to be larger than 0.8. p.fcp/W H .f H and smaller than 0.65 d.p.fcp/W H .f H , and the number of serially arranged charge transfer elements used to delay said third primary color signal for a prescribed length of time is defined to be larger than 1.6p.fcp/W H .f H and smaller than 1.3 d/p.fcp/W H .f H .

Annuity Stage	Window Opens	Payment Deadline	Surcharge Period Until	Estimated Fee	Status
3.5 Years (Year 4)	1979-08-17	1980-02-16	1980-08-17	$2000.00	Window Closed / Lapsed
7.5 Years (Year 8)	1983-08-17	1984-02-16	1984-08-17	$3760.00	Window Closed / Lapsed
11.5 Years (Year 12)	1987-08-17	1988-02-16	1988-08-17	$7700.00	Window Closed / Lapsed

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