Electric lamp and discharge devices – Discharge devices having an electrode of particular material
Patent
1999-02-19
2000-07-04
Day, Michael H.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
Discharge devices having an electrode of particular material
313309, 313336, 313351, 313495, H01J 105, H01J 102, H01J 6304, H01J 116
Patent
active
060843403
ABSTRACT:
In an electron-emitting component with a cold cathode comprising a substrate and a cover layer with a diamond-containing material consisting of nano-crystalline diamond having a Raman spectrum with three lines, i.e. at K=1334.+-.4 cm.sup.-1 with a half-width value of 12.+-.6 cm.sup.-1, at K=1140.+-.20 cm.sup.-1 and at K=1470.+-.20 cm.sup.-1, the cold cathode exhibits a low extraction field strength, a stable emission at pressures below 10.sup.-4 mbar, a steep current-voltage characteristic and stable emission currents in excess of 1 microampere/mm.sup.2. The electron emission of the component demonstrates a long-time stability, and a constant intensity of the electron beam across its cross-section.
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Bachmann Peter
Rademacher Klaus
Wiechert Detlef
Wilson Howard
Day Michael H.
Haynes Mack
U.S. Philips Corporation
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