13-08-2020, 10:25 AM
Even when operating with an anode potential of 25KV the deflection power requirements of the MW6-2 are quite modest, I can affirm this by the fact the timebase circuits of the Philips 600A projection TV set are very similar to the 12" CRT direct view models 385U and the like.
I believe the deflection power requirement is a function of the square of the EHT voltage so if the MW6-2 is operation with say, 5KV it won't be the simple matter of the deflection power being five times less than 25KV is.
The MW6-2 has a smaller neck diameter compared with the direct view tubes so that helps to reduce the deflection power demands.
Anyone know the deflection angle of the MW6-2?
Geordie McBoyne.
I believe the deflection power requirement is a function of the square of the EHT voltage so if the MW6-2 is operation with say, 5KV it won't be the simple matter of the deflection power being five times less than 25KV is.
The MW6-2 has a smaller neck diameter compared with the direct view tubes so that helps to reduce the deflection power demands.
Anyone know the deflection angle of the MW6-2?
Geordie McBoyne.
