Patent classifications
H01J9/18
ON-CHIP MICRO ELECTRON SOURCE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
Provided are an on-chip micro electron source and manufacturing method thereof. The on-chip micro electron source is provided with a heat conductive layer (10), and at least one electrode (122) in the same pair of electrodes is connected with the heat conductive layer (10) via a through hole (111) of an insulating layer, such that the heat generated by the on-chip micro electron source can be dissipated through the electrode (122) and the heat conductive layer (10), thereby significantly improving the heat dissipation ability of the on-chip electron source. Therefore, the on-chip micro electron source is capable of integrating multiple single electron sources on the same substrate to form an electron source integration array with a high integration level, enabling the on-chip electron source to have high overall emission current, further meeting more application requirements. The on-chip micro electron source can be widely applied to various electronic devices involving electron sources, for example, X-ray tubes, microwave tubes, flat-panel displays and the like.
ON-CHIP MICRO ELECTRON SOURCE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
Provided are an on-chip micro electron source and manufacturing method thereof. The on-chip micro electron source is provided with a heat conductive layer (10), and at least one electrode (122) in the same pair of electrodes is connected with the heat conductive layer (10) via a through hole (111) of an insulating layer, such that the heat generated by the on-chip micro electron source can be dissipated through the electrode (122) and the heat conductive layer (10), thereby significantly improving the heat dissipation ability of the on-chip electron source. Therefore, the on-chip micro electron source is capable of integrating multiple single electron sources on the same substrate to form an electron source integration array with a high integration level, enabling the on-chip electron source to have high overall emission current, further meeting more application requirements. The on-chip micro electron source can be widely applied to various electronic devices involving electron sources, for example, X-ray tubes, microwave tubes, flat-panel displays and the like.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING ELECTRIC FIELD EMISSION DEVICE
Provided is a method for manufacturing an electric field emission device. The method for manufacturing the electric field emission device includes winding a carbon nanotube yarn around outer circumferential surfaces of a metal plate in a first direction, pressing both side surfaces of the metal plate through a pair of metal structures, wherein a top surface of the metal plate is exposed from the metal structures, and an area of the top surface of the metal plate is less than that of each of both the side surfaces of the metal plate, and cutting the carbon nanotube yarn at an edge portion of the top surface of the metal plate in the first direction to form a plurality of emitters.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING ELECTRIC FIELD EMISSION DEVICE
Provided is a method for manufacturing an electric field emission device. The method for manufacturing the electric field emission device includes winding a carbon nanotube yarn around outer circumferential surfaces of a metal plate in a first direction, pressing both side surfaces of the metal plate through a pair of metal structures, wherein a top surface of the metal plate is exposed from the metal structures, and an area of the top surface of the metal plate is less than that of each of both the side surfaces of the metal plate, and cutting the carbon nanotube yarn at an edge portion of the top surface of the metal plate in the first direction to form a plurality of emitters.
Piezoelectric vacuum transistor
A vacuum transistor includes a substrate and a first terminal formed on the substrate. A piezoelectric element has a second terminal formed on the piezoelectric element, wherein the piezoelectric element is provided over the first terminal to provide a gap between the first terminal and the second terminal. The gap is adjusted in accordance with an electrical field on the piezoelectric element.
Piezoelectric vacuum transistor
A vacuum transistor includes a substrate and a first terminal formed on the substrate. A piezoelectric element has a second terminal formed on the piezoelectric element, wherein the piezoelectric element is provided over the first terminal to provide a gap between the first terminal and the second terminal. The gap is adjusted in accordance with an electrical field on the piezoelectric element.
On-chip micro electron source and manufacturing method thereof
Provided are an on-chip miniature electron source and a method for manufacturing the same. The on-chip miniature electron source includes: a thermal conductive layer; an insulating layer provided on the thermal conductive layer, where the insulating layer is made of a resistive-switching material, and at least one through hole is provided in the insulating layer; and at least one electrode pair provided on the insulating layer, where at least one electrode of the electrode pair is in contact with and connected to the thermal conductive layer via the through hole, where there is a gap between two electrodes of the electrode pair, and a tunnel junction is formed within a region of the insulating layer under the gap. Thus, heat generated by the on-chip micro electron source can be dissipated through the electrode and the thermal conductive layer, thereby significantly improving heat dissipation ability of the on-chip miniature electron source.
On-chip micro electron source and manufacturing method thereof
Provided are an on-chip miniature electron source and a method for manufacturing the same. The on-chip miniature electron source includes: a thermal conductive layer; an insulating layer provided on the thermal conductive layer, where the insulating layer is made of a resistive-switching material, and at least one through hole is provided in the insulating layer; and at least one electrode pair provided on the insulating layer, where at least one electrode of the electrode pair is in contact with and connected to the thermal conductive layer via the through hole, where there is a gap between two electrodes of the electrode pair, and a tunnel junction is formed within a region of the insulating layer under the gap. Thus, heat generated by the on-chip micro electron source can be dissipated through the electrode and the thermal conductive layer, thereby significantly improving heat dissipation ability of the on-chip miniature electron source.
Magneto-electrostatic sensing, focusing, and steering of electron beams in vacuum electron devices
Vacuum electron devices (VEDs) are produced having a plurality of two-dimensional layers of various materials that are bonded together to form one or more VEDs simultaneously. The two-dimensional material layers are machined to include features needed for device operation so that when assembled and bonded into a three-dimensional structure, three-dimensional features are formed. The two-dimensional layers are bonded together using brazing, diffusion bonding, assisted diffusion bonding, solid state bonding, cold welding, ultrasonic welding, and the like. The manufacturing process enables incorporation of metallic, magnetic, and ceramic materials required for VED fabrication while maintaining required positional accuracy and multiple devices per batch capability. The VEDs so produced include a combination of magnetic and electrostatic lenses for electron beam control.
Magneto-electrostatic sensing, focusing, and steering of electron beams in vacuum electron devices
Vacuum electron devices (VEDs) are produced having a plurality of two-dimensional layers of various materials that are bonded together to form one or more VEDs simultaneously. The two-dimensional material layers are machined to include features needed for device operation so that when assembled and bonded into a three-dimensional structure, three-dimensional features are formed. The two-dimensional layers are bonded together using brazing, diffusion bonding, assisted diffusion bonding, solid state bonding, cold welding, ultrasonic welding, and the like. The manufacturing process enables incorporation of metallic, magnetic, and ceramic materials required for VED fabrication while maintaining required positional accuracy and multiple devices per batch capability. The VEDs so produced include a combination of magnetic and electrostatic lenses for electron beam control.