Ex parte KITOU et al. - Page 8




          Appeal No. 96-2661                                                          
          Application 08/177,975                                                      



          second control circuit is adjusted to effect the required S-                
          shaping over the complete range of frequencies to be expected               
          to enable continuous S-shape correction irrespective of                     
          changes in frequency.  For support, the Examiner points to                  
          column 8, lines 50 and 51, and lines 64 through 66).                        
                    The Examiner acknowledges that Teuling is silent as               
          to the frequency range.  However, the Examiner points to the                
          admitted prior art on page 21 of the Appellants' specification              
          which teach that it is conventional for a display device to                 
          operate in this range of frequencies.  The Examiner argues                  
          that it would have been obvious to one having ordinary skill                
          in the art to modify Teuling by using the conventional range                
          in which the minimum frequency is 30 kHz and the maximum                    
          frequency is    60 kHz.  The Examiner argues that the reason                
          for using this frequency range would have been the                          
          conventionality of such      a range as admitted by                         
          Appellants' specification.  The    Examiner furthermore argues              
          that since the S-distortion in     the linearity is corrected               
          and since the current flowing through the S-capacitor is                    
          proportional to some power of the horizontal frequency, the                 

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