Vertical deflection output circuit

Claim 2

A vertical deflection output circuit comprising a first series circuit of first and second output transistors with their emitter-collector paths connected in series and with their current conduction directions arranged in the same sense; an exciting circuit for turning on said first output transistor during a first half of the vertical scanning period and for turning on said second output transistor during a second half of said vertical scanning period; means for supplying the output of said exciting circuit for the bases of said first and second output transistors; a first dc power source connected between the ends of said first series circuit; a bootstrap capacitor with first and second ends connected respectively with the base and the emitter, of said first output transistor; means for connecting a second dc power source whose voltage is higher than that of said first dc power source, between the collector and the emitter of said second output transistor via a switch which is turned on during the vertical retrace period and turned off during the vertical scanning period; a second series circuit of a deflecting coil and a capacitor; means for connecting said second series circuit between the collector and the emitter, of one of said first and second output transistors; and means for connecting said first end of said bootstrap capacitor, with said second dc power source via a resistor.

Claim 3

A vertical deflection output circuit as claimed in claim 1, wherein a resistor is inserted between said first end of said bootstrap capacitor and said base of said first output transistor.

Claim 4

A vertical deflection output circuit as claimed in claim 2, wherein a diode is connected with one of the collector and emitter of said first output transistor with its current conducting direction arranged in the same sense as that of said current conduction directions of said first output transistors.

Claim 5

A vertical deflection output circuit as claimed in claim 1, wherein a diode is interposed in the collector-emitter circuit of said first output transistor, with the same direction of current flow as that of said collector-emitter circuit.

Claim 6

In a vertical deflection output circuit comprising a first series circuit of a diode and first and second output transistors with their emitter-collector paths connected in series and with their current conduction directions arranged in the same sense; an exciting circuit operatively caused to be in the on and off states and connected to supply an output thereof to bases of said first and second output transistors, respectively for turning on said first output transistor during a half of a vertical scanning period and for turning on said second output transistor during a second half of the vertical scanning period; a first dc power source connected to supply a first dc voltage across said first series circuit; a second series circuit of a deflection coil and a capacitor, one end of said second series circuit being connected to a junction point of said output transistors and the other end of said second series circuit being connected to said first dc power source; a second dc power source for generating a second dc voltage higher than said first dc voltage; a switch operatively turned on during a vertical retrace period and turned off during the vertical scanning period for supplying the second dc voltage to the junction point of said first and second output transistors when said switch is in its turned on state; a third series circuit comprising a first and a second resistor and containing two ends, the first end of said third series circuit being connected to the base of said first output transistor; and a bootstrap capacitor with first and second terminals connected with the junction point of said output transistors and a junction point of said first and second resistors, respectively; the improvement which comprises means for connecting the second end of said third series circuit to said second dc power source.

Claim 7

In a vertical deflection output circuit comprising a first series circuit of a diode and first and second output transistors with their emitter-collector paths connected in series and with their current conduction directions arranged in the same sense; an exciting circuit operatively caused to be in the on and off states and connected to supply an output thereof to bases of said first and second output transistors, respectively for turning on said first output transistor during a half of a vertical scanning period and for turning on said second output transistor during a second half of the vertical scanning period; a first dc power source connected to supply a first dc voltage across said first series circuit; a second series circuit of a deflection coil and a capacitor, one end of said second series circuit being connected to a junction point of said output transistors and the other end of said second series circuit being connected to said first dc power source; a second dc power source for generating a second dc voltage higher than said first dc voltage; a switch operatively turned on during a vertical retrace period and turned off during the vertical scanning period for supplying the second dc voltage to the junction point of said first and second output transistors when said switch is in its turned on state; a third series circuit comprising a first and a second resistor and containing two ends, the first end of said third series circuit being connected to the base of said first output transistor; and a bootstrap capacitor with first and second terminals connected with the junction point of said output transistors and a junction point of said first and second resistors, respectively; the improvement which comprises means for connecting the second end of said third series circuit to said second dc power source.