Abstract:
A dispenser cathode comprises an electron emissive material including at least one selected from the group consisting of Ba and Ba oxide, a porous metal base body having a plurality of diffusing cavities and positioned on the electron emissive material and an alloy thin film layer consisting of scandium tungstate and tungsten which is disposed between the electron emissive material and the porous metal base body. Instead of the alloy thin film, a pellet containing scandium tungstate may be interposed between said electron emissive material and the porous metal base body. The activation aging time of the dispenser cathode of the present invention is greatly shortened as compared with the conventional dispenser cathode, and the damage of Sc by ion bombardment is prevented, and thus the stable thermoelectron emission can be obtained.
Abstract:
A cathode for an electron tube in accordance with the present invention comprises: a base (2) containing not only nickel as a major element but also a reducing agent; a layer (3) of an electron-emissive substance which is applied to the base (2) and contains not only an alkaline earth metal oxide as a principal component but also a scandium oxide; and a heater for heating the layer (3).
Abstract:
An oxide-coated cathode for an electron tube comprises a layer (2) of an electron-emissive substance. This layer (2) contains: an alkaline earth metal oxide as a principal component containing at least Ba; an oxide of Sc; and at least one heat-resisting oxide selected from the group consisting of oxides of Al, Si, Ta, V, Cr, Fe, Zr, Nb, Hf, Ta, Mo and W.
Abstract:
An oxide-coated cathode used for the electron tubes such as cathode ray tubes and camera tubes, comprising as the base a sintered product principally composed of an alkaline earth metal compound and a high-melting-point metal and having high heat conductivity and low specific resistance, said sintered product being either used singly or layered on a high-melting-point metal body containing a reducible element or elements as impurity, and an oxide cathode material coated on said base, and a method of producing such oxide-coated cathode.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing carburized Lu2O3 doped Mo cathodes for thermionic emission for magnetrons is described. The Lu2O3 doped Mo powder is prepared by sol-gel method. The powder is reduced thoroughly in hydrogen atmosphere. Afterwards, the powder is die-pressed into pellets, followed by sintering in hydrogen and carburization in activated carbon powder to obtain the carburized Lu2O3 doped Mo cathode.
Abstract:
The invention relates to the field of production of barium-scandate dispenser cathodes or other barium-scan-date materials. A target (66) containing a mixture of BaO, CaO, Al2O3 and SC2O3 tends to be more stable, the higher the scandia (scandium oxide) content is. However, an increased scandia content results in a reduced emission capability. A destabilizing effect of BaO and CaO reactions is counteracted by the more inert SC2O3 and also AI2O3 components, as not only an increased scandia content stabilizes the material but also an increased alumina (aluminum oxide) content improves the stability.
Abstract translation:本发明涉及钡 - 钪酸盐分配器阴极或其它钡扫描日期材料的生产领域。 包含BaO,CaO,Al 2 O 3和SC 2 O 3的混合物的靶(66)倾向于更稳定,所述Scandia(钪氧化物)含量越高。 然而,增加的scandia含量会降低排放能力。 BaO和CaO反应的不稳定作用被更为惰性的SC2O3和Al2O3组分所抵消,因为不仅增加了Scandia含量,而且氧化铝(氧化铝)含量的增加也提高了稳定性。