Samsung Display Devices Co., Ltd.

Gyu-nam Ju

Jong-seo Choi

Kwi-seok Choi

Sang-won Lee

Keun-Bae Kim

Kwang-min Lee

Kyung-cheon Shon

Sang-Jin Lee

Su-chan Lee

A cathode for an electron tube includes a layer of a electron emitting substance containing alkaline earth metal oxides containing 0.01--20.0 wt % of both a lanthanum compound and a magnesium compound or a lanthanum-magnesium compound disposed on a base metal including nickel as a major component and tungsten as a minor component. The tungsten prevents embrittlement and ensures a continuing supply of fill barium in the electron-emitting substance. The cathode enjoys full interchangeability with the conventional oxide cathode and a 15-30% longer life span.

Cathode for electron tube

A cathode for an electron tube has a layer of electron-emissive substance containing alkaline earth metal carbonates having capillary crystals, to which 0.01-20.0 wt % of both a lanthanum (La) compound and a magnesium (Mg) compound or an La--Mg compound, based upon the weight of the alkaline earth metal carbonate, is added. The cathode enjoys full interchangeability with a conventional oxide cathode and a 15-20% longer lifetime.

An oxide cathode is provided including a metal base, an electron emissive material layer formed on the metal base and having barium as a main component, a heater for heating the electron emissive material layer, and a Ba evaporation restraining layer having a thickness ranging from 10.ANG. to 10,000.ANG. and consisting of at least one titanium compound formed on the electron emissive material layer.

Oxide cathode employing Ba evaporation restraining layer

An oxide cathode is provided including an electron emissive material layer including barium, a metal base, a sleeve and a heater, wherein the electron emissive material layer further includes 0.1 to 20 wt. % of tin or a tin compound, based on the total amount of the electron emissive material, and indium or an indium compound.

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