NASA NTRS · 19730050103
An electron-lens for opaque photocathodes.
Abstract
It is possible to employ opaque photocathodes in image tubes having a special electromagnetic lens without the use of special internal image-forming optical lenses or mirrors. The special electron lens, having flat object and image planes, is found to provide excellent quality electron-optical image transfer. Stray light reflection inside the tube is expected to be less serious in this electron lens than in a conventional magnetically focused image tube lens due to the offset image plane, and due to the increased absorption of photons in opaque photocathode applications.
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Johnson, C. B., Hallam, K. L.. 1973-01-01. An electron-lens for opaque photocathodes.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19730050103
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