J. Escher, P. Gregory, S. Hyder, Y. Houng, G. Antypas
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Bias-assisted photoemission in the 1-2 micron range
Experimental photoemission data are presented on a new type of bias-assisted photocathode employing the transferred-electron effect. The cathodes are heterostructures employing lattice-matched InP-InGaAsP alloys. Reflection mode yields up to 1.0% out to 1.7-micron threshold have been achieved in an ultra-high vacuum experimental photoemission system.