On Monday 29 September 2008 16:36, Tony Duell wrote:
  Incidentally, in another thread you described the
method of setting the
 purite on a delta-gun CRT by using both ring magnets on the back of the
 yoke and moving the yoke longtitudinally on the CRT neck.
 It's been a long time since I did this, but yes, you're right, the Barco
 manual I've been looking in describes just that procedure. And I think I
 understand how it works
 When the CRT is made, the shadowmask and phosphor postions determine the
 'deflection centres' of each beam. In fact I've read somewhere that the
 phosphor dots were created by coating the inside of the faceplate
 unformly with a given colour of phosphor and a resist, putting the
 shadowmask in place and then using a point sourcce of (UV?) light at the
 appropriate defleciton centre position to cure the resist of thoat colour
 phosphor dots (shining thogu hte shadowmask holes, of course), after
 which the remaining unwanted phosphor was washed off. 
I always wondered how they did that...
  Anyway, back to the purity adjustmets. Basically (and
there is some
 interaction), the rign magnets get the electron beams to pass through
 those deflection centre ppints, moving the yoke gets the actual
 deflecitons centres produced by that yoke to align with the ones used to
 position the phosphors. 
Sounds good to me!
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