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US 2011/0254432 A1Published application
Substrate for a field emitter, and method to produce the substrate
OwnerHeinrich Zeiningerinventor
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Abstract
A substrate for a field emitter suitable for use in computed tomography has a coating with carbon hybrid structures based on the allotropes graphite, graphene and nanotubes. The field emitters are based on graphite layer structures. A substrate for field emitters is achieved for the first time that uses “graphite combs” protruding and aligned essentially perpendicular to the substrate as well as hybrid materials from these combs with CNTs supported between them on a conductive substrate.
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A substrate assembly for field emitter, comprising:
- an electrically conductive substrate;
- graphene layer structures applied on said electrically conductive substrate as a coating on said substrate;
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- said graphene layer structures comprising a combination of graphene layer structures protruding in a wave-like manner from said coating, and structures standing at a plurality of different non-perpendicular angles, and structures standing substantially erect on said substrate.
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A method for producing an electrically conductive coating on a substrate, comprising:
- under room temperature and ambient atmosphere conditions, coating a substrate with a dispersion of expanded graphite with a wet-chemical coating technique selected from the group consisting of doctoring, immersion, flooding and spraying;
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- subsequently curing the dispersion of expanded graphite applied to said substrate in a range between approximately 150° and approximately 200° C., to produce graphene layer structures on said coating comprising a combination of layer structures protruding from the coating in a wave-like manner structures standing a plurality of different non-perpendicular angles, and structures standing substantially erect on said substrate.
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