Electric lamp and discharge devices – Geiger-mueller type
Patent
1975-11-28
1977-06-14
Strecker, Gerard R.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
Geiger-mueller type
313105R, 313400, 313422, H01J 3906, H01J 3148, H01J 4310
Patent
active
040299848
ABSTRACT:
A cathodoluminescent image display device utilizes a cold cathode as the source of electrons. The cold cathode comprises a photocathode, an electron multiplier and a fluorescent anode. The structure of the cathode is such that a portion of the light given off by the fluorescent anode is free to feedback and impinge upon the photocathode. The cold cathode disclosed herein is thus a closed loop device having a loop gain G. The electron multiplier has a gain G.sub.m such that the loop gain G of the device is maintained at a value greater than or equal to one thus causing a sustained electron discharge.
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Bruestle Glenn H.
Murray William H.
RCA Corporation
Silverman Carl L.
Strecker Gerard R.
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