Electron emission from solids (II): Applications
Comments on article "Electron emission from solids (II): Applications"| Name | Views and Comments | Date |
| knejikun2 | this didnt describe the inventor plz be more creative andmention wilhelm conradroentgen ok thank you | 5/4/2009 |
| dave adler | good article. however, crt's usu use planar oxide cathodes, not field emitters. | 3/18/2007 |

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