Appeal No. 2001-2416
Application No. 08/843,978
for a teaching of a resistive element provided between the deflection coils for providing
an indication of deflection current to determine displacement.
The examiner then takes these teachings and alleges that since Kii uses stored
correction waveforms of reference lines in the determination of a correction value of a
line therebetween, and since Tanaka teaches that fewer reference values are needed
when specific reference points of known correction values are used in the calculation of
the correction value for the designated point, it would have been obvious to employ
Tanaka’s interpolation method with Kii’s invention for a more efficient method of
interpolation [see final rejection-page 4].
Moreover, the examiner considers it obvious to have realized the claimed means
for generating position information related to the deflection current with the system of
Kii and Tanaka “so the exact displacement on a screen is known in determining where
scan raster is in relation to the reference points and the designated point” [final
rejection- page 5].
Further, the examiner alleges that it would have been obvious “to recognize the
claimed means for measuring a first moment in time at which the position information
has a first value and the claimed means for measuring a second moment in time at
which the position information has a second value with the system of Kii, Tanaka, and
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