I'm aware of the merits of using electrostatic deflection, so why " don't " televisions and computer monitors use electrostatic deflection also?
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Also in electrostatic deflection it has long been the practice to inject the beam midway between the charged deflection plates so as to avoid the fringe fields as much as possible.
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Following are more gain stages, up to the final output stage which develops a large signal swing ( tens of volts, sometimes over 100 volts ) for CRT electrostatic deflection.
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Electrostatic deflection is very useful for small deflection angles but is well known to be inferior to magnetic deflection for deflecting a charged particle beam into large angles-say over 10 degrees.
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In molecular physics / nanotechnology, "'electrostatic deflection "'is the beam-like structure / element is generally cantilevered ( fix at one of its ends ).
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TVs and computer monitors dont use electrostatic deflection because, I believe, this method has difficulty in scanning over a wide angle to produce a large picture as required in TV sets and monitors
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Ordinary electrostatic deflection plates can typically move the beam roughly only 15 degrees or so off-axis, which means that oscilloscope CRTs have long, narrow funnels, and for their screen size, are usually quite long.
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The charged droplets pass through another electrostatic field and are directed ( deflected ) by electrostatic deflection plates to print on the receptor material ( substrate ), or allowed to continue on undeflected to a collection gutter for re-use.
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Certainly there are some elaborations like using magnetic rather than electrostatic deflection to allow a larger screen, and the colored phosphors laid out in a repeating pattern, but the basic idea seems there . talk ) 22 : 39, 28 October 2016 ( UTC)
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It uses a wide-angle electrostatically-deflected CRT that is about as compact as a magnetic-deflection CRT . Instead of the deflection plates of a typical CRT, it has a unique structure called an electrostatic deflection yoke, with metallized electrodes inside a glass cylinder.
