Coil support for an electromagnetic deflection unit

Claim 2

An electromagnetic deflection unit for a cathode-ray tube, comprising a hollow support adapted to surround a part of the cathode-ray tube, the inside of the support carrying a deflection coil wound directly thereon, the support comprising at each of its respective ends a slotted annular member, groups of turns of the coil longitudinally extending from the slots in one annular member to the slots in the other annular member, and means provided between the ends of the support for locally supporting the longitudinal groups of coil turns in such manner that these groups are free from engagement with the inner surface of the support.

Claim 3

A deflection unit as claimed in claim 1 wherein the supporting means comprises an further annular member having slots in its inner circumference through which the longitudinal groups of the coil turns extend.

Claim 4

A deflection unit as claimed in claim 2 wherein the longitudinal groups of the coil turns extend through the slots in the further annular member in such manner as to enclose a concave window.

Claim 5

A deflection unit as claimed in claim 1 wherein the coil is formed by a number of spiral-like turns having longitudinal segments which extend oppositely to the inner surface of the support and the ends of which are connected in pairs by transversal connection segments extending over the outer circumference of the support, the transversal segments of the coil at at least one of the ends of the support being divided over at least two circumferential areas shifted with respect to each other in the axial direction.

Claim 6

A deflection unit as claimed in claim 4 wherein the areas are present on the side of the deflection unit to be facing the electron gun system of a cathode-ray tube during operation.

Claim 7

A deflection unit as claimed in claim 2 wherein the slots provided on the inner circumference of the further annular member in such manner as to also extend in the direction of the wire supplied during the winding process.

Claim 8

A deflection unit as claimed in claim 2 wherein the longitudinal groups of turns of both the frame deflection coil and the line deflection coil extend through a number of the slots in the further annular member.

Claim 9

A deflection unit as claimed in claim 2 wherein a number of the slots in the central member from the inside to the outside have a first variation deviating little from the radial variation and have a second variation deviating more considerably from the radial variation.

Claim 10

A deflection unit as claimed in claim 1 wherein said deflection coil comprises a first deflection coil system of the saddle type wound directly on the support and a second deflection coil system of the toroidal type also wound directly on the support.

Claim 11

A deflection unit as claimed in claim 9, wherein the support consists of a first and a second half, a coil of the first deflection coil system and a coil of the second deflection coil system being wound directly on each half.

Claim 12

A deflection unit as claimed in claim 10, wherein a coil of the first coil system having a window aperture is wound on each support half and a coil of the second coil system is wound in said window aperture.

Claim 13

An electromagnetic deflection unit for a cathode-ray tube, comprising a hollow support adapted to surround a part of the cathode-ray tube, the inside of the support carrying a deflection coil wound directly thereon, the support comprising at each of its respective ends a slotted annular member, groups of turns of the coil longitudinally extending from the slots in one annular member to the slots in the other annular member, and means provided between the ends of the support for locally supporting the longitudinal groups of coil turns in such manner that these groups are substantially free from engagement with the inner surface of the support, said supporting means comprising a further annular member having slots in its inner circumference through which the longitudinal groups of the coil turns extend, said coil being formed by a number of spiral-like turns having longitudinal segments which extend oppositely to the inner surface of the support and the ends of which being connected in pairs by transversal connection segments extending over the outer circumference of the support, said transversal segments of said coil and at least one of the ends of said support being divided over at least two circumferential areas shifted with respect to each other in the axial direction.

Claim 14

An electromagnetic deflection unit for a cathode-ray tube, comprising a hollow support adapted to surround a part of the cathode-ray tube, the inside of the support carrying a deflection coil wound directly thereon, the support comprising at each of its respective ends a slotted annular member, groups of turns of the coil longitudinally extending from the slots in one annular member to the slots in the other annular member, and means provided between the ends of the support for locally supporting the longitudinal groups of coil turns in such manner that these groups are substantially free from engagement with the inner surface of the support, said supporting means comprising a further annular member having slots in its inner circumference through which the longitudinal groups of the coil turns extend, said coil being formed by a number of spiral-like turns having longitudinal segments which extend oppositely to the inner surface of the support and the ends of which being connected in pairs by transversal connection segments extending over the outer circumference of the support, said transversal segments of said coil and at least one of the ends of said support being divided over at least two circumferential areas shifted with respect to each other in the axial direction.