Electric lamp and discharge devices – Electrode and shield structures – Cathodes containing and/or coated with electron emissive...
Patent
1980-04-25
1982-09-14
Chatmon, Jr., Saxfield
Electric lamp and discharge devices
Electrode and shield structures
Cathodes containing and/or coated with electron emissive...
252513, 252515, 313345, 29 2517, H01J 114, H01J 1906, H01K 104
Patent
active
043497667
ABSTRACT:
A directly heated cathode for electron tube having a stable electron emission characteristic is provided. The cathode comprises a base metal of Ni-W alloy consisting essentially of 20-30% by weight of tungsten, the balance being nickel and incidental impurities, said alloy being free from a reducing agent, and a layer of thermoelectron emission oxides laid directly and baked onto the flat part at the front side of the base metal. The layer of thermoelectron emission oxides is in direct contact with the flat part of the base metal.
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Ando Hisashi
Fukushima Hiroshi
Misumi Akira
Sakamoto Hiroshi
Soeno Ko
Chatmon, Jr. Saxfield
Hitachi , Ltd.
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