Electric lamp and discharge devices – Discharge devices having a thermionic or emissive cathode
Patent
1997-06-27
2000-05-02
Patel, Ashok
Electric lamp and discharge devices
Discharge devices having a thermionic or emissive cathode
309336, 309351, 309497, 428367, 428366, 428398, H01J 130
Patent
active
060576375
ABSTRACT:
A novel field emitter material, field emission electron source, and commercially feasible fabrication method is described. The inventive field emission electron source produces reliable electron currents of up to 400 mA/cm.sup.2 at 200 volts. The emitter is robust and the current it produces is not sensitive to variability of vacuum or the distance between the emitter tip and the cathode. The novel emitter has a sharp turn-on near 100 volts.
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Cohen Marvin Lou
Zettl Alexander Karlwalter
Patel Ashok
The Regents of the University of California
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