Electric lamp and discharge devices – With positive or negative ion acceleration – Supplying ionizable material
Patent
1986-06-04
1988-01-26
DeMeo, Palmer C.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With positive or negative ion acceleration
Supplying ionizable material
313336, H01J 130, H05H 100
Patent
active
047218789
ABSTRACT:
A charged particle emission source structure comprising a needle-like electrode for emission of charged particles, a reservoir for a liquid metal for wetting the surface of the needle-like electrode, heat-generating support members for heating the liquid metal and holding the reservoir or the needle-like electrode, and an extraction electrode for applying an electric field as between it and the needle-like electrode, which is characterized in that conductive partitions hardly wettable with the liquid metal are provided between the heat-generating support members and the reservoir or the needle-like electrode.
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Hagiwara Hirotoshi
Inoue Tsunemasa
Okamoto Naoyuki
Rokugawa Akio
DeMeo Palmer C.
Denki Kagaku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
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