Who invented cathode ray experiment?
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13 Jul 2015 14 Citations | This allows the implementation of almost every cathode material. |
11 Citations | This obviates the need to model the complicated phenomena at the cathode surface itself. |
01 Jul 1953 15 Citations | The principles described are quite general and may be applied to other cathode-ray tube and camera tube designs. |
11 Citations | This method is useful for applications, such as field-emission lamps and x-ray tubes, which do not require nanofabricated cathode structures. |
33 Citations | Moreover, experimental results indicate the possibility for further simplification of the cathode manufacture. |
18 Citations | The experiments indicate that such cathodes ensures emission current densities averaged over the cathode surface of about 0.5 A/cm2 and can be used in high-voltage devices including microwave electronic instruments as well as portable X-ray sources. |
27 Citations | If this success continues as more properties of the cathode are investigated, it may never be necessary to perform the long sought for experiment to prove which theory is correct. |
9 Citations | The unique combination of efficient cathode emission and hot injection possible in these devices suggests that a solid state analogue of the cathode ray tube may be realizable. |
19 Citations | Emission images of the cathode surface prove that the plasma layer forms on the cathode surface, and the production mechanism of the high-current electron beams is explosive electron emission. |
| We conclude that fixed anode x-ray tubes can be used in a magnetic field although its desired electron optics must be fairly “straight” and the cathode-anode axis must be well aligned with the field. |