John F. O'Hanlon
JES
Integrated circuit techniques have been used to make accurate multicathode electron sources for use in a new high-resolution multibeam CRT. The device features 16 photolithographically patterned oxide cathodes, a common grid, and an integral heater, on a 3.8-mm-square sapphire chip. The electron sources have adequate saturation currents and precise low cutoff voltages. A demountable vacuum system and an emission microscope that images cathodes on the screen of a CRT were constructed to examine the chip during operation. Copyright © 1986 by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
John F. O'Hanlon
JES
John J. Boland, Eugenio Segredo
Journal of Applied Physics
John F. O'Hanlon
Applied Physics Letters
Vernon D. Beck, Bruce P. Piggin
IEEE T-ED