Directly heated cathode for an electron tube with coaxial electr

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Discharging devices with apertured electrode interposed...

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313299, 313348, H01J 146, H01J 2110

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043027016

ABSTRACT:
In an exemplary embodiment, a transmitting tube has a coaxial design of the electrodes and their lead-ins and includes a cathode formed of a hollow cylinder which is secured at one end to an annular cathode lead, and at the other end is secured to a cathode cap which is supported at a power supply lead extending coaxially within the hollow cylinder. In this cathode, the carrier is not to consist of wire, so that inhomogeneities on the cathode surface are avoided. To this end, the disclosure provides that the hollow cylinder consist of pyrolytic graphite and be coated with a thin metal layer, preferably consisting of tungsten carbide and thorium, or a thorium oxide.

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