無酸素銅電極における電界電子放出点の分布測定と電子放出箇所の微視的観察

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Electron emission is one of causes leading to electrical breakdown in vacuum. Distributions of field emission sites on a plane electrode before and after current conditioning procedure were investigated by using an Electron Emission Microscope. After the investigation of emission sites distribution, microscopic observation on some of the emission sites were carried out by using an Electron Emission Microscope. The observation revealed that field emission occurs at the foreign particles embedded on the electrode surface. To characterize the emission sites, we observed the absorption current image and analyzed the chemical composition of the emission sites by using an auger electron spectrometer. Observation and analysis suggest that the foreign particle was a semiconducting or insulating material composed of carbon.