Denka TFE Thermal Field Emission Cathode

The Denka TFE is a thermal field emitter that features a composite layer of zirconium and oxygen on the tip of a <100> oriented single-crystal of tungsten. This composite layer serves to reduce the work function of tungsten.

The Denka TFE offers a brightness level 100 times greater than the conventional LaB6 thermionic cathode, and an energy width one-fifth less than LaB6. Therefore the Denka TFE is ideally suited for a variety of equipment that employ electron beams, such as the low accelerating SEM.

Uses
  • Low accelerating SEMs
  • High resolution SEMs
  • Electron beam testers
  • Electron beam exposure equipment
Features:

  • Extremely good resolution due to high level of brightness
  • Long service life
  • Very stable emission current
  • Wide range of curvature of tip radius selections between 0.25 and 0.5?
Operating Temperature
  • 1600K-1800K
Operating Vacuum
  • 2 x 10-9 torr (2.66 x 10-7 Pa) or less.
Applications:

Denka TFE Cathodes are available for all brands of Electron Beam Guns in all applications

Typical TFE Cathode Emission

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DENKA TFE module (comprised of emitter and suppressor) DENKA TFE 174/0.6 Supplied in standard .6um radius tip, other sizes are available upon request.
$3,200.00