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Thermionic Emission Spectroscopy of Metals
1984We know (see Chapter 1) that at sufficiently high temperatures, a small fraction of the electrons in a metal have energies higher than the maximum of the potential barrier at the surface and some of them escape from the metal giving rise to a thermionic current. The potential barrier is shown (schematically) in Fig. 9.1.
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Thermionic Electron Emission and Adsorption Part I. Thermionic Emission
Reviews of Modern Physics, 1935openaire +1 more source
Thermionic electron emission from nitrogen-doped homoepitaxial diamond
Diamond and Related Materials, 2010Franz Koeck, Robert J. Nemanich
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