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Is there a High Voltage coil surrounding use a CRT which has a flyback?

I have several of these coils surrounding connections CRT pins and connected to the flyback, old televisions and others. I wanted to find interesting applications in high voltage coils rather than just cable to save the other coils. This theme is the cone-shaped coil that connects to the flyback and then 5 pins that go to different taps on the coil, and all slides in the back of the tube.

deflecting a beam in a CRT monitor may be electrostatic plates to HV inside the cathode Ray Tube, or a magnetic coil speaks. The magnetic current in the coil and no HV. This current is interrupted signal from high to low voltage after each horizontal scan, so that the beam can go back into the tube, then back on this period is very short in time and you press the H scan rate of 15 kHz. Soda or flyback pulse appears as the primary processor. Because of the high frequency couples the transformer secondary very effective without the need for an iron core loss. The secondary "flyback" transformer high voltage up This accelerated towards the anode in front of the CRT. This capability is built in which the anode potential of DC remains although the pulse of the refresh cycle is very short. The deflection coils primary voltage is low enough so they can be fed directly by the horizontal scanning transistor amplifier. the only use of these would be for the recycling of copper.

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