Leybold-heraeus Gmbh & Co. Kg

Leybold-heraeus Gmbh & Co.

Peter Sommerkamp

Walter Heil

Electron gun for heating, melting and vaporizing purposes having an electron-emitting cathode, at least one beam-forming electrode associated with the cathode, an accelerating anode, an electromagnetic lens and a beam guiding-tube extending in the direction of the beam path and surrounded by an electromagnetic deflection system for the x-axis deflection and one for the y-axis deflection. An envelope tube is disposed outside of the deflection systems and is joined at its extremity to the end of the beam guiding tube by an end plate through which the pole shoes of the x-axis deflection system are brought. The end plate is inclined towards the cathode beginning from the pole shoes of the x-axis deflection system.

Electron gun for heating, melting and vaporizing purposes, with

An electron gun for heating, fusing and vaporizing having a high voltage portion, an electron emitting cathode and at least one beam forming electrode associated with the cathode. An accelerating anode, a beam guiding tube extending in the direction of the beam path and surrounded by a jacket tube and an electromatic lens are also provided. One or more deflection systems are positioned in the space formed between the beam guiding tube and the jacket tube. The beam guiding tube, the jacket tube, the electromatic lens and the deflection systems are contained in a single, replaceable unit which is joined by a plurality of hollow posts parallel to the gun axis to the high-voltage portion of the gun. The space for the electromagnetic lens and the deflection systems communicates with the atmosphere through at least one of the hollow posts.

Electron gun for heating, fusing and vaporizing

A vaporizing crucible for vapor depositing systems, especially for electron beam heating, includes a plurality of side-by-side segments held in contact with one another by an adjustable compression device. The individual segments have between them layers of a resilient, electrically conductive material which forms a joint between adjacent segments. The segments are surrounded by a frame in which the adjustable compression device is positioned for the transfer of current and compressing the segments. A layer of resilient conductive material can also be positioned between the compression device and the lateral surfaces of the segments, extending perpendicular to the joints. The frame can also include a hollow base on which the segments rest. A layer of resilient, electrically conductive material can be positioned between the segments and the hollow base.

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Peter Sommerkamp