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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a manufacturing method which can improve mass productivity of an impregnated cathode for an electron tube. SOLUTION: A porous tungsten disk 10 composed of a porous metal substrate is impregnated with an electron emitting material 11 (e.g. Ba) at 1650 deg.C for instance, and washed in a washing process 30. Subsequently, an Ir film is formed on the surface of the porous tungsten disk 10. After that, the obtained cathode is subjected to a vacuum heat treatment, for instance, for 5 minutes at 1650 deg.C in a vacuum heat treatment process 40, so that the cathode is activated. Subsequently, a cap 50 and a sleeve 60 are brazed to obtain a completed inner sleeve 80.
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PURPOSE: To provide a manufacturing method of an impregnated cathode which effectively suppresses a variation of a cut-off voltage with the elapse of time and grid emission and further excels in mass productivity. CONSTITUTION: In a process after impregnating a base metal with an electron emitting substance and further before incorporating it into a cathode-ray tube, excessive Ba in the electron emitting substance contained in the base metal is eliminated. An excessive substance eliminating process is conducted within a range of 1600-2000 deg.C and heating time 0.1-60 minutes, particularly the about 1800 deg.C and heating time of about 10 minutes being desirable. The heating is desirable to be conducted in a vacuum or non-oxidizing atmosphere. The excessive substance eliminating process is desirable to be conducted in a process before the base metal is fixed to a cap.
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PURPOSE:To provide an impregnated cathode and an impregnated cathode assembly which require no complicated work of confirming the surface and reverse surface of the impregnated cathode when the impregnated cathode is house in a cup, and a method for manufacturing the impregnated cathode in which a sufficient connecting strength can be provided between a porous base body and a supporting cup without using a brazing material. CONSTITUTION:An impregnated cathode 1 is formed of a porous base body 12 consisting of a high melting point metal and an electron emitting material impregnated in the porous base body, and platinum metal layers 14 are formed on the surface and reverse surface of the porous base body 12. An impregnated type cathode assembly is formed of a cup consisting of a high melting point metal, and the impregnated type cathode 10 housed in the cup, and the inner surface of the cup 20 is fused to the platinum metal layer 14 formed on one surface of the porous base body 12. A method for manufacturing the impregnated type cathode assembly comprises fixing the porous base body into the inner surface of the cup, and then impregnating the porous base body with the electron emitting material.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To manufacture a cathode-ray tube having a long period of service and capable of maintaining good performance of electron emission. SOLUTION: A pyrolytic treatment process is provided in the evacuating process, in which the cathode is heated so that the water and vapor adsorbed in composite carbonates of the cathode are released. For example, a three min. heating is conducted at the temperature set to 550 deg.C. This is followed by a one and half minute heating at the first set temperature where pyrolysis of composite carbonates is generated, for example at 710 deg.C within the range 660-760 deg.C, and pyrolysis of the composite carbonates in the cathode is conducted. This is followed by a two min. heating at a second set temperature higher than the first where turning into solid solution takes place, for example at 980 deg.C within the range 930-1030 deg.C, which will actuate pyrolysis of the carbonate remaining undecomposed and turning of oxides into solid solution.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To dissolve troubles in insulation caused by exposure of a core wire of a heater even after a wire rod for molding are melted and ejected. SOLUTION: This manufacture comprises a process (S1, S2) where a tungsten (W)/rhenium (Re) wire as a heater core wire for an electron tube negative electrode is wound around a Mo (molybdenum) wire as a molding wire rod, further the Mo wire wound with the W/Re wire is wound at a prescribed diameter to form a heater shape where the W/Re wire is doubly wound, a process (S3, S4) where alumina (a first insulation material) is attached on the periphery of the W/Re wire and the Mo wire formed into the heater shape by the winding, a process (S5) where the Mo wire attached with the alumina is chemically melted and ejected out of the alumina, and a process (S6, S7) where alumina (a second insulation material) is filled into a cavity formed by the melting and the discharge of the Mo wire.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a short arc type extra-high pressure mercury lamp capable of lighting brightly at initial stage after starting, a lighting source device using the short arc type extra-high pressure mercury lamp, and to provide a projection image display device capable of sufficiently increasing luminance at the initial stage after starting. SOLUTION: In the short arc type extra-high pressure mercury lamp 10, two electrodes 21 are arranged opposed to each other in a space 12, in which mercury, a halogen substance, and a rare gas are filled. As the rare gas, Xe is filled into the space 12 with a pressure of 40 kPa-1520 kPa (0.4-15 atm) at 300 K. COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a high-pressure discharge lamp capable of lowering a lamp current even if mercury is not used, and of optimizing a light emission spectrum of the discharge lamp to match the balance of light after passing through a liquid crystal device. SOLUTION: The high-pressure lamp is provided with a fire-resistant and transparent airtight vessel and electrodes sealed to the airtight vessel, and is filled with light-emitting materials and a rare gas. The high-pressure discharge lamp is structured such that one or more kinds of halides selected from dysprosium halide, thulium halide, yttrium halide, holmium halide, ruthenium halide, erbium halide and terbium halide, and a second halide having vapor pressure higher than that of the first halide are added as the light-emitting materials; and the rare gas is filled at a pressure of 15 to 30 atmospheres. COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method whereby a cathode structural body of an electron gun can be manufactured by a simple process. SOLUTION: A first grid 7 and a pawl 7 in a spacer 6 are provided, a recessed part for inserting the pawl is provided in an insulator 8. On a surface of a jig, the first grid 7 is mounted with the pawl facing upward, also on this surface, the spacer 6 is mounted by making the pawl face upward. On the first grid 7 and the spacer 6, while inserting the pawl in the recessed part, the insulator 8 is mounted. By a jig 5c, while pressing the insulator 8 to a side of the spacer 6, and by a jig 5d, while pressing the first grid 7 to a side of a jig 5, the first grid 7 spacer 6 and the insulator 8 are secured by a jig with glass in a contact location of the pawl and the recessed part.