Electric lamp and discharge devices – Electrode and shield structures – Cathodes containing and/or coated with electron emissive...
Patent
1980-02-09
1984-01-24
Chatmon, Saxfield
Electric lamp and discharge devices
Electrode and shield structures
Cathodes containing and/or coated with electron emissive...
174 52PE, 174110A, 313341, 313345, 501152, H01J 114, H01J 1706, H01K 104
Patent
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044279167
ABSTRACT:
This heating element is constituted by a filament and a mixture, fritted at between 1700.degree. and 1800.degree. C., of alumina and less than 10% by weight of yttrium oxide. This mixture fills the space left free by the filament within the cylinder closed by an emissive disk forming the cathode.
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"Materials and Techniques for Electron Tubes" by Kohl, General Telephone and Electronics Technical Series, pp. 85-89, Mar. 2, 1972.
"Thomson-CSF"
Chatmon Saxfield
Plottel Roland
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