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High‐current‐density gun with a LaB6 cathode

Ebihara et al., 1996

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13426808384781817851
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Ebihara K
Hiramatsu S
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Review of scientific instruments

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To develop a high‐current electron gun for an induction linac, a prototype of a Pierce‐type electron gun using planar 12‐mm‐diam lanthanum hexaboride (LaB6) is studied as a thermionic emitter at high current densities. The cathode is heated up to temperatures of …
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