Anode materials for high average power operation in vacuum at gigawatt instantaneous power levels

Curtis Lynn; John Mankowski; Jonathan Parson; Patrick Kelly; Mark Taylor; David Barnett; Steve Calico; Michael Scott; James Dickens; Andreas Neuber

Anode materials for high average power operation in vacuum at gigawatt instantaneous power levels

Curtis Lynn, John Mankowski, Jonathan Parson, Patrick Kelly, Mark Taylor, David Barnett, Steve Calico, Michael Scott, James Dickens, Andreas Neuber

Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	2044-2047
Journal	IEEE Electron Devices
State	Published - 2015

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In: IEEE Electron Devices, 2015, p. 2044-2047.

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