Electron field emission device

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Discharge devices having a multipointed or serrated edge...

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313351, 313336, H01J 102

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ABSTRACT:
An electron emission device is employed as an electron emission source in various applications using an electron beam. The electron emission device has a cathode layer having an edge, and a control electrode spaced and electrically insulated from the cathode layer, for drawing electrons from said edge of the cathode layer. When a voltage is applied between the cathode layer and the control electrode, a developed electric field is concentrated on the edge of the cathode layer to cause the edge to emit electrons. The electron emission device can easily be manufactured with a high yield since it does not have a needle tip for emitting electrons. A method of manufacturing the electron emission device is also disclosed.

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"A Thin-Film Field-Emission Cathode", by C.A. Spindt, Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 39, No. 7, pp. 3504 and 3505, Feb., 1956.

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