Newly developed low power impregnated cathode for CRTs

Hikaru Nakamura; Kazuaki Sumi; Seishiro Mitsuhashi; M. Mizuki; Kazuyu Ebe

doi:10.1109/asid.1999.762746

Abstract

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In the development of low power impregnated cathode, to decrease heater power the Taguchi method has been used. The newly developed low power impregnated cathode can he applied to a new electron gun-we call this technology "L-SAGIC"-enabling the CRT's to achieve good performance and high resolution and brightness.

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