High Frequency Deflection Yoke Driving System and the Method of High Voltage Generation

Katsuhiko SHIOMI; Takafumi NAGASUE; Yukitoshi INOUE

High Frequency Deflection Yoke Driving System and the Method of High Voltage Generation

Katsuhiko SHIOMI, Takafumi NAGASUE, Yukitoshi INOUE

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For high frequency video signals, display monitors for personal computers are required to shift from the horizontal scanning frequency f_H=15.75 kHz for conventional TV broadcasting to f_H=64 to 80 kHz, which is called XGA. Shifting to high frequencies and restrictions on the withstand voltage of horizontal transistors decrease the inductance of deflection yokes, which is an obstacle in manufacturing deflection yokes. A study was undertaken on an operation to permit deflection/high voltage integrated operation while keeping the inductance of the deflection yoke high. This paper reports the results.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E79-C No.11 pp.1602-1607

Publication Date: 1996/11/25

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Katsuhiko SHIOMI, Takafumi NAGASUE, Yukitoshi INOUE, "High Frequency Deflection Yoke Driving System and the Method of High Voltage Generation" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics, vol. E79-C, no. 11, pp. 1602-1607, November 1996, doi: .
Abstract: For high frequency video signals, display monitors for personal computers are required to shift from the horizontal scanning frequency f_H=15.75 kHz for conventional TV broadcasting to f_H=64 to 80 kHz, which is called XGA. Shifting to high frequencies and restrictions on the withstand voltage of horizontal transistors decrease the inductance of deflection yokes, which is an obstacle in manufacturing deflection yokes. A study was undertaken on an operation to permit deflection/high voltage integrated operation while keeping the inductance of the deflection yoke high. This paper reports the results.
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