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Opportunities in Cathode Research Enabled by Advanced Nanoscale Material Control and Understanding
New cathode technology is needed to enable the development of next-generation vacuum electronic devices. By exploiting recent advances in materials growth, processing, and characterization capabilities, opportunities exist in cathode research to better control and tailor the nano/micro-scale structure and composition of emitter materials and to develop an understanding of the critical material properties needed for enhanced emission capabilities.
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