Flat cathode ray tube

Claim 2

A cathode ray tube, comprising: an evacuated envelope having at least one transparent flat portion; a fluorescent target arranged on the inner surface of said flat portion; an electron gun within said envelope in laterally spaced relation to said target for emitting an electron beam along a path parallel with the surface of said flat portion; first deflecting means in said envelope for impinging said electron beam upon said target; second deflecting means comprising a pair of plates to put said electron beam therebetween arranged in said envelope for deflecting said electron beam perpendicularly to said surface of said flat portion; and third deflecting means arranged adjacent to said envelope at substantially the same position, along the beam path, as said second, deflecting means in cooperation with said pair of plates for concentrating deflecting flux generated by means of said third means on said electron beam between said pair of plates and for deflecting said electron beam in parallel with said surface of said flat portion, thereby to produce an image on said target.

Claim 3

A cathode ray tube according to claim 1, in which said third deflecting means comprises a ring shape core surrounding said envelope and a coil located adjacent to said core for generating magnetic flux perpendicular to the direction of said electron beam emitted from said electron gun.

Claim 4

A cathode ray tube according to claim 1, in which each of said plates comprises high magnetic permeable material having the resistivity of between 10 4 Ω-cm to 10 7 Ω-cm.

Claim 5

A cathode ray tube according to claim 2, in which said core has at least one protruding portion opposite to said pair of plates with said coil wound therearound.

Claim 6

A cathode ray tube according to claim 4, in which the plane figure of said protruding portion is similar to that of each said plate.

Claim 7

A cathode ray tube according to claim 1, in which said pair of plates are formed of Ni-Zn-Ferrite.

Claim 8

A cathode ray tube according to claim 1, in which said pair of plates are formed of Mn-Zn-Ferrite.

Claim 9

A cathode ray tube according to claim 1, in which the plane figure of said each plate are substantially of trapezoidal shape such that the width thereof increases in the direction of said electron beam.

Claim 10

A cathode ray tube according to claim 1, in which said first deflecting means comprises said target and at least one auxiliary electrode arranged in said envelope which generates an electrostatic field therebetween.

Claim 11

A cathode ray tube according to claim 9, in which said auxiliary electrode comprises a rear electrode arranged opposite to said target and an intermediate electrode arranged between said rear electrode and said second deflecting means.

Claim 12

A cathode ray tube according to claim 10, in which the voltage applied to said target is the same as that of said intermediate electrode and higher than that of said rear electrode.

Claim 13

A cathode ray tube according to claim 9, in which the voltage applied to said target is not lower than that of said auxiliary electrode.

Claim 14

A cathode ray tube according to claim 4, wherein the respective plane figures of said pair of plates and said protruding portion are substantially trapezoidal shape such that their width thereof increase in the direction of said electron beam.

Claim 15

A cathode ray tube according to claim 1, wherein the opposite surfaces of said pair of plates diverge outwardly from each other in the direction of said electron beam.

Claim 16

A cathode ray tube according to claim 1, wherein said pair of plates are supported by a pair of insulator means which put respective opposite sides of said pair of plates therebetween to form an assembly.

Claim 17

A cathode ray tube according to claim 15, wherein said insulator means are ceramic.

Claim 18

A cathode ray tube according to claim 15, wherein said pair of plates and said pair of insulator means are mechanically fixed to each other by means of a plurality of pins.

Claim 19

A cathode ray tube according to claim 15, wherein said pair of plates and said pair of insulator means are mechanically fixed to each other by means of glass material.

Claim 20

A cathode ray tube according to claim 15, wherein said assembly is mechanically fixed to the inner surface of said envelope.

Claim 21

A cathode ray tube according to claim 15, wherein said assembly are electrically and mechanically connected to the end portion of said electron gun.

Claim 22

A cathode ray tube according to claim 20, wherein means for aligning the axis of said electron gun with that of said assembly is arranged therebetween.

Claim 23

A cathode ray tube according to claim 1, wherein said third deflecting means comprises a ring shape core arranged within said envelope located to surround said pair of plates and coil located adjacent thereto for generating magnetic flux perpendicular to the direction of said electron beam.

Claim 24

A cathode ray tube comprising: an evacuated envelope means includes a flat envelope comprising a transparent flat base and dish shape base to define a flat space therebetween and a tubular portion provided on one side of said flat envelope to extend therefrom to the outside in lateral relation to said flat space; a phosphor target formed on the inner surface of said flat base; an electron gun located within said tubular portion for emitting an electron beam therefrom along a path parallel with said phosphor target, first deflecting means comprising said target and at least one auxiliary electrode located at the inner surface of said dish shape base opposite to said target for impinging said electron beam upon said target; second deflecting means comprising a pair of plates to put said electron beam therebetween arranged in said flat envelope for electrostatically deflecting said electron beam perpendicularly to said phosphor target; and third deflecting means comprising ring shape magnetic core with coil located adjacent thereto arranged outside of said flat envelope at substantially the same position, along the beam path, as said second deflecting means so as to surround said pair of plates for concentrating magnetic flux generated by means of said third deflecting means on said electron beam between said pair of plates and for electromagnetically deflecting said electron beam in parallel with said phosphor target, thereby to produce an image on said phosphor target.

Claim 25

A cathode ray tube comprising: an evacuated envelope means includes a flat envelope comprising a transparent flat base and dish shape base to define a flat space therebetween and a tubular portion provided on one side of said flat envelope to extend therefrom to the outside in lateral relation to said flat space; a phosphor target formed on the inner surface of said flat base; an electron gun located within said tubular portion for emitting an electron beam therefrom along a path parallel with said phosphor target, first deflecting means comprising said target and at least one auxiliary electrode located at the inner surface of said dish shape base opposite to said target for impinging said electron beam upon said target; second deflecting means comprising a pair of plates to put said electron beam therebetween arranged in said flat envelope for electrostatically deflecting said electron beam perpendicularly to said phosphor target; and third deflecting means comprising ring shape magnetic core with coil located adjacent thereto arranged outside of said flat envelope at substantially the same position, along the beam path, as said second deflecting means so as to surround said pair of plates for concentrating magnetic flux generated by means of said third deflecting means on said electron beam between said pair of plates and for electromagnetically deflecting said electron beam in parallel with said phosphor target, thereby to produce an image on said phosphor target.

Claim 26

A cathode ray tube according to claim 1, wherein each said pair of plates is trapezoidal in shape expanding in the direction of said electron beam and the distance therebetween and the thickness each thereof being gradually wide and thin, respectively, in the direction of electron beam.