Electric lamp and discharge devices – With positive or negative ion acceleration – Supplying ionizable material
Patent
1983-02-07
1986-03-18
Rolla, Joseph J.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With positive or negative ion acceleration
Supplying ionizable material
3133631, 222420, 222510, H01J 102
Patent
active
045771359
ABSTRACT:
A source for the provision of ions or charged droplets of a liquid metal, consisting of a needle having an emitting tip, a reservoir for a liquid metal, ions or charged droplets of which are to be emitted by the source, and a sheath surrounding the needle and from which the needle projects. The sheath serves to convey liquid metal to the emitting tip of the needle at a controlled rate. There is provided a device for withdrawing the emitting tip of the needle into the sheath so as to enable the emitting tip of the needle to be immersed in the liquid metal.
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Jeffries Derek K.
McMillan Duncan J.
Hinds William R.
Rolla Joseph J.
Shaver Kevin P.
United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority
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