Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Photoelectric
Patent
1978-12-26
1982-11-02
Smith, John D.
Coating processes
Electrical product produced
Photoelectric
316 3, 316 5, 316 6, 427107, 427237, 427250, 264 15, H01J 912, H01J 4006
Patent
active
043573681
ABSTRACT:
A film of photoemissive material, such as antimony, is vaporized from a platinum-antimony source onto a substrate in an enclosure. The source is preferably a plurality of beads formed by attaching substantially spherical particles of platinum-antimony (50--50 by atomic volume) to a platinum-clad molybdenum wire. The spherical particles are accurately sized so that each bead comprises substantially the same amount of antimony. The beads are symmetrically arranged about the substrate so that upon evaporation a substantially uniform film of photoemissive material is deposited on the substrate.
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Henry Dale V.
Longsderff Richard W.
Bruestle Glenn H.
Coughlin Jr. Vincent J.
RCA Corporation
Smith John D.
Whitacre Eugene M.
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