(under subclass 399) Subject matter wherein the electrical circuit connected to the deflection coil includes a solid state switching device.
(1) Note. A solid-state switching device is a semiconductor which may be a diode or a multielectrode element such as a silicon controlled rectifier, a silicon controlled switch, or a four-layer Shockley diode wherein no amplification of the current takes place in passing through the switching device to the deflection coil.
(2) Note. The combination of a deflection circuit including the switching device and a power supply energized from the deflection circuit is also in this subclass.
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:
379+, for deflection circuits combined with an added control of the cathode-ray beam.
391+, for plural cathode-ray deflection circuits which deflect a cathode-ray beam at plural locations or in a plurality of directions and wherein any of the circuits may include a solid state switch. 395+, for deflection circuits which apply plural potentials or currents to the deflection means wherein the circuits may include a solid state switch in the deflection circuit.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
29, Metal Working,
25.02+, for processes and apparatus for making barrier layer devices.
327, Miscellaneous Active Electrical Nonlinear Devices, Circuits, and Systems,
131+, for miscellaneous sawtooth or sweep waveform generation utilizing a solid-state device, subclasses 438+ for a four or more layer device (e.g., SCR) gating circuit, and subclasses 493+ for a two electrode solid-state device gating circuit.
