Electric lamp and discharge devices – Electrode and shield structures – Cathodes containing and/or coated with electron emissive...
Patent
1976-07-30
1978-03-28
Chatmon, Jr., Saxfield
Electric lamp and discharge devices
Electrode and shield structures
Cathodes containing and/or coated with electron emissive...
252521, H01J 114, H01J 1906, H01K 104
Patent
active
040817130
ABSTRACT:
A directly heated oxide cathode comprises a base metal of alloy containing Ni as a host material, an electron emissionable oxide of alkaline earth metal deposited on the base metal, and powders of metal selected from Ni sample substance, Co simple substance, Ni-Co alloy, alloy containing Ni, Ni-Co, or Co as a host material, and alloy containing Ni as a host material and a reducing agent such as Zr, deposited on both sides of the base metal onto which the oxide is deposited. Provision of the powders of metal on both sides can minimize deformation of the base metal and prevent peeling of the oxide from the cathode effectively. Provision of a reducing agent in the powders of metal further assures a sufficient supply of the reducing agent to the oxide, thereby effectively maintaining the electron emissionability and life of the oxide for a longer period of time.
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Chatmon, Jr. Saxfield
Hitachi , Ltd.
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