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US Patent 4904897
Issued Date
February 27, 1990
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An oxide cathode comprising a base 1 which consists substantially of titanium and a heater element 5 coated with aluminium oxide 6 to heat the base 1, which bears a porous alkaline earth metal oxide emissive layer 4. When the surface of the titanium base 1 which is opposed to the heater element 5 bears a metal layer 7 consisting at least of one of the metals Pt, Mo, Ta and W, a solution is obtained to the problem occurring in titanium cathodes in that titanium in contact with aluminium oxide is not chemically stable. The metal layer preferably consisits of pure tungsten and is formed by chemical vapour desposition (CVD). The metal layer is preferably from 1 to 10 .mu.m thick.
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Published
February 27, 1990
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06/677,948
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December 4, 1984
US Classification
313/346R   313/355
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H01J   1/26   (20060101)   H01J   1/20   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Dec 22, 1983 [NL] 8304401
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313/355   313/346R   313/346DC  
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