Curbing Charging Currents in Pulsed Field Emission by Prolonging Pulse Edges
Geng-Min Zhang; Ying-Jie Xing; Wen-Sheng Zhou; Jin-Di Wei; Yun-Hui Li; Jin Yang
刊名CHINESE PHYSICS LETTERS
2018
文献子类期刊论文
英文摘要In field emission under a non-dc voltage, a displacement current is inevitable due to charging the cathode–anode condenser. Under an often-used square voltage pulse, in which the voltage rises from zero to a certain value abruptly, the charging current in the circuit is very large at the rising and falling edges. This large charging current makes measurement of the actual emissive current from the cathode difficult, constitutes a threat to the components in the circuit and causes attenuation of the emissive current within the pulse. To alleviate these drawbacks, trapezoid voltage pulses, whose rising edges are extended dramatically in comparison with square voltage pulses, are employed to extract the field emission. Under a trapezoid voltage pulse, the charging current is clearly lowered as expected. Furthermore, the heat generated by the charging current under the trapezoid voltage pulse is much smaller than that under the square voltage pulse. Hence the emissive current does not show any attenuation within the pulse. Finally, the average emissive currents are found to decrease with the repetition frequency of the pulses.
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语种英语
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.siat.ac.cn:8080/handle/172644/14239]  
专题深圳先进技术研究院_医工所
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Geng-Min Zhang,Ying-Jie Xing,Wen-Sheng Zhou,et al. Curbing Charging Currents in Pulsed Field Emission by Prolonging Pulse Edges[J]. CHINESE PHYSICS LETTERS,2018.
APA Geng-Min Zhang,Ying-Jie Xing,Wen-Sheng Zhou,Jin-Di Wei,Yun-Hui Li,&Jin Yang.(2018).Curbing Charging Currents in Pulsed Field Emission by Prolonging Pulse Edges.CHINESE PHYSICS LETTERS.
MLA Geng-Min Zhang,et al."Curbing Charging Currents in Pulsed Field Emission by Prolonging Pulse Edges".CHINESE PHYSICS LETTERS (2018).
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