J. Shaw, F. Wood, J. Yater, K. Jensen, B. Pate, J. Hanna, R. Myers, T. Feigelson
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Diamond bonding and metallization for electron transmission cathodes
We report progress in mounting small thin diamond sheets over holes in larger substrates in a manner that allows electron beam amplification. In addition to a physical mount, our bonding method must be compatible with the creation and maintenance of the negative electron affinity surface and operation at elevated temperatures. We use a transient liquid phase bonding method wherein the constituent metals react to increase their melting point and also reduce their vapor pressure.