How do you discharge a cathode ray tube?
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15 Citations | It is concluded that a plasma cathode is formed within the volume confined by the tube and electrons emitted from this region are accelerated in the open part of the gap. |
34 Citations | This characteristic is similar with that of the cathode-directed streamer discharge. |
11 Citations | This method is useful for applications, such as field-emission lamps and x-ray tubes, which do not require nanofabricated cathode structures. |
| The effect of processes in the arc column on the cathode part of the discharge in most cases is weak, which is a consequence of the fact that the energy flux coming to the cathode is formed in a thin near-cathode plasma region. | |
20 Citations | Therefore, it is believed that this model can be used as a design tool in optimizing discharge studies for various applications based on the sputtering of the cathode material. |
28 Citations | Discharge formation at low pressure is found to be greatly influenced in the presence of a suitable hollow cathode region. |
11 Citations | The results show that the effect of the hollow cathode in discharge initiation is particularly strong at low pressures. |
07 Jul 2002 10 Citations | Additionally, evidence provided by Langmuir probes suggests the existence of a double layer essentially separating the hollow cathode plasma column from the main discharge. |
26 Citations | An examination of such characteristics has enabled a qualitative theory of the cathode discharge to be proposed, which is consistent with the observed behavior. |
| The results demonstrate the existence of the hollow cathode effect in the discharge. |