Electric lamp and discharge devices – Electrode and shield structures – Indirectly heated cathodes
Patent
1984-11-27
1990-02-27
Boudreau, Leo H.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
Electrode and shield structures
Indirectly heated cathodes
313346R, 313270, A01J 120
Patent
active
049048961
ABSTRACT:
In a vacuum electron tube, a novel oxide cathode comprising a metal substrate, means for heating said substrate to its operating temperature, and a layer of alkaline-earth-metal oxide on the substrate. The substrate is essentially free from silicon and contains operative concentrations greater than 1.0 weight % of chromium metal for progressively migrating into the oxide layer and reducing the oxide to yield alkaline-earth-metal.
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Boudreau Leo H.
Coughlin Jr. Vincent J.
Irlbeck Dennis H.
Razavi Michael
RCA Licensing Corporation
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