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electron gun
noun
Any device that produces a stream of electrons, especially a narrow stream that is focused onto a phosphor screen.
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"In essence, we have an electron gun for every single pixel," Dr. Knox said.
The magnetic plate and the other components are the equivalent of an electron gun assembly.
In a conventional direct-view C.R.T., the bigger the screen, the farther back the electron gun has to be.
The control and alignment of the electron gun are critical in ensuring satisfactory operation.
Because they're not painted by a moving electron gun, they're flicker-free, and they don't emit the kind of radiation that makes some C.R.T. users worry.
This is a primary distinction between a plasma cathode electron gun and a thermionic electron gun.
The microscope is equipped with a tungsten electron gun.
The microscope is equipped with electron gun tungsten.
The electron gun has been described in detail in the work by Schröter et al. [20].
The electron beam is produced in a photoemission electron gun [19].
The electron gun was used to avoid charging of the sample surface.
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