In the report of “Image Converter Tube for High Speed Camera”, in Journal of Applied Physics, Japan, Vol. 29, No.8, 1960, it was reported that the rotating parallel equi-potential plane electric field by multi-phase sinusoidal wave voltages was excellent for circular deflecting system of electron images to increase the frame number of high speed camera using image converter tube. This deflecting system is constructed with twelve plane electrodes arranged cylindrically, and it is called the multi-electrodes deflecting system.
To deflect the electron images on the screen without distortion, a parallel equi-potential electric field such as the field between two parallel plane electrodes is desired.
In a multi-electrodes type deflecting field, the equi-potential surfaces of the center portion are parallel, but near the electrodes they are disturbed.
In this report, the potential equation of this field is theoretically derived from Laplace's equa-tion and the potential distribution of this field is numerically calculated.
On the other hand, the potential distribution is measured in an electrolytic trough on an electrode model.
The results confirm that the various assumptions used for the theoretical calculation are correct, and that the calculated data are more accurate than the observed which are liable to be affected by the method of measurement and measuring apparatus.
It is explained that the twelve electrode deflecting system using multi-phase sinusoidal wave voltages is effective for circular deflection of electron images on fluorescent screen and the field disturbance near the electrodes is not important for the deflection.
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