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Using HfC(210) and HfC(110) as high brightness electron sources
We report on high-brightness, thermal-field emission cathodes using (210) and (110) oriented hafnium carbide. HfC(210) cathodes are shown to deliver very high angular intensities to >50 mA/sr and remain stable. Modeling and experimental data are shown which highlights the utility of these sources for SEM and other high-brightness uses.