Color television, having superimposed colors

Claim 2

In color television, the method of forming a picture on a screen consisting of groups of 2 or more dots emitting differently colored light forward and backward in combination with the step of reflecting an inverted image of each group back to its group, utilizing the backward light.

Claim 3

In color television the method comprising the steps of repeatedly scanning a screen with electrons, such screen consisting of plural groups of two or more different phosphors prearranged in a definite pattern and emitting light of different colors forward and backward, converging such electrons upon the appropriate phosphors of each group; in combination with the step of projecting by reflection a real and inverted image of each group back to its group on the screen in focus having essentially the same size as its group and using the backward light of its group only.

Claim 4

In color television the method comprising the steps of repeatedly scanning a screen with electrons, such screen consisting of plural groups of two or more different phosphors prearranged in a definite pattern and emitting light of different colors forward and backward, converging such electrons upon the appropriate phosphors of each group; in combination with the step of projecting by reflection a real and inverted image of each group back to its group on the screen in focus having essentially the same size as its group and using the backward light of its group only.

Claim 5

A color television tube having a screen consisting of a plurality of groups of at least two phosphortypes prearranged in a definite pattern, each phosphor type emitting in response to impinging electrons differently colored light both forward and backward an electron gunstructure including means for emitting and focusing electrons, means for deflecting the electrons and means for converging such electrons upon the appropriate phosphor types of each group; in combination with a concave mirror means for each group being fixedly positioned in the tube relative to its corresponding group and having a radius of curvature arranged to receive and reflect the backward light from the phosphors of each group to project a real and inverted image of each group back to the same group; such image being of essentially the same size as its group, in focus on the screen and using the light of its group only.

Claim 6

A color television tube having a screen consisting of a plurality of groups of at least two phosphortypes prearranged in a definite pattern, each phosphor type emitting in response to impinging electrons differently colored light both forward and backward an electron gunstructure including means for emitting and focusing electrons, means for deflecting the electrons and means for converging such electrons upon the appropriate phosphor types of each group; in combination with a concave mirror means for each group being fixedly positioned in the tube relative to its corresponding group and having a radius of curvature arranged to receive and reflect the backward light from the phosphors of each group to project a real and inverted image of each group back to the same group; such image being of essentially the same size as its group, in focus on the screen and using the light of its group only.

Claim 7

A color television tube having a screen consisting of a plurality of groups of at least two different phosphortypes prearranged in a definite pattern, each phosphortype in response to impinging electrons emitting differently colored light both forward and backward an electron gunstructure, including means for emitting and focusing electrons means for deflecting the electrons and means for converging such electrons upon the appropriate phosphor types of each group; in combination with thin concave mirrors able to allow the impinging electrons to reach the phosphors, each said mirror being fixedly positioned on the screen, one for each group and covering its group and having a radius of curvature arranged to receive and reflect backward light from the phosphors of each group back to the same group, such image being in focus on the screen, having essentially the same size as the group and using the light of its group only.

Claim 8

A color television tube having a screen consisting of a plurality of groups of at least two different phosphortypes prearranged in a definite pattern, each phosphortype in response to impinging electrons emitting differently colored light both forward and backward an electron gunstructure, including means for emitting and focusing electrons means for deflecting the electrons and means for converging such electrons upon the appropriate phosphor types of each group; in combination with thin concave mirrors able to allow the impinging electrons to reach the phosphors, each said mirror being fixedly positioned on the screen, one for each group and covering its group and having a radius of curvature arranged to receive and reflect backward light from the phosphors of each group back to the same group, such image being in focus on the screen, having essentially the same size as the group and using the light of its group only.

Claim 9

The contents of claim 4 and also including an electro-conductive light transmissive layer between said concave reflective surfaces and the phosphors.