Field Emission Cathode-Based Devices and Equipment

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Abstract

In this chapter the main features of field cathode-based devices are reviewed. Such devices include various lighting sources, microwave appliances, X-ray tubes and other electronic devices.

Keywords

Electronic devices Light sources Screens Magnetrons Traveling-wave tubes X-ray tubes 
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  1. 1.Saint Petersburg State UniversitySt. PetersburgRussia
  2. 2.MIPTDolgoprudny, Moscow regionRussia

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