Electric lamp and discharge devices – Discharge devices having a thermionic or emissive cathode
Patent
1990-12-03
1994-10-25
Yusko, Donald J.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
Discharge devices having a thermionic or emissive cathode
313446, 257 10, 257 11, 257 12, H01L 29161
Patent
active
053592573
ABSTRACT:
A majority carrier, solid state cathode uses ballistic behavior to provide a highly coherent (and modulated) electron beam, with a large current density and expected efficiencies greater than fifty percent.
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Bunch Kyle J.
Cain William N.
Grow Richard W.
Patel Ashok
Yusko Donald J.
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