BS EN 60139:2001

1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
   3.1 Terms and definitions
   3.2 Units and symbols
4 General requirements
   4.1 Required views
   4.2 General rules and guidelines for the outline
       drawings
5 Specific requirements
   5.1 Specific requirements of CRT outline drawings
       5.1.1 Front view of the CRT
       5.1.2 Top view of the CRT
       5.1.3 Side view of the CRT
       5.1.4 Diagonal view of the CRT
       5.1.5 Clearance regions for the band junctions
       5.1.6 Mounting lugs
       5.1.7 Clearance region for integral neck components
   5.2 Specific requirements for glass outline drawings
       5.2.1 CRT panel
       5.2.2 CRT funnel
       5.2.3 Reference line gauge
       5.2.4 Beam clearance gauge
   5.3 Specific requirements of CRT connection drawings
       5.3.1 CRT base mechanical outline
       5.3.2 CRT base connection table
       5.3.3 CRT anode outline drawings
Specimen outline drawings
Figure 1 - Front view of the CRT
Figure 2 - Top view of the CRT
Figure 3 - Side view of the CRT
Figure 4 - Diagonal view of the CRT
Figure 5 - Clearance regions for the band junctions
Figure 6 - Mounting lug detail
Figure 7 - Clearance region for integral neck components
Figure 8 - CRT panel contour defined by radii
Figure 9 - CRT panel contour defined by equation
Figure 10 - CRT funnel
Figure 11 - CRT funnel contour table
Figure 12 - Yoke reference line gauge defined by equation
Figure 13 - Yoke reference line gauge defined by radii
Figure 14 - Beam clearance gauge defined by equation
Figure 15 - Beam clearance gauge defined by radii
Figure 16 - CRT base mechanical outline
Figure 17 - Example of CRT base connection table
Figure 18 - CRT anode button