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Explain why ion traps are used in picture tube with neat diagram about ion trap mechanism?
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∙ 12y ago
Ions left to travel to the screen of a picture tube would "burn" a brown spot where it would intefer with the picture viewing. They would usually make the electron path bent so that the ions would only strike in the neck portion of the tube. The electrons could easily be rerouted straight to the screen.
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