JP2006269307A - Electrode of discharge tube - Google Patents

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JP2006269307A
JP2006269307A JP2005087488A JP2005087488A JP2006269307A JP 2006269307 A JP2006269307 A JP 2006269307A JP 2005087488 A JP2005087488 A JP 2005087488A JP 2005087488 A JP2005087488 A JP 2005087488A JP 2006269307 A JP2006269307 A JP 2006269307A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To manufacture an electrode of a discharge tube at low cost with ease by connecting an electrode tip and a base material together without using a brazing material. <P>SOLUTION: The electrode of discharge tube comprises an electrode tip 14 and a base metal 13, where the electrode tip 14 is made by an easy-electron emission material being mixed into a porous sintered body which is formed at a sharp angle on a top 14b and is made of a high melting point metal, a holder 13b in a shape of a cylinder is formed on the top of the base metal 13, and the top side of the holder 13b is open. The electrode tip 14 is inserted into the holder 13b, scraped/fitted on/to the holder 13b, and attached to the top of the base metal 13 via the holder 13b. On the other hand, a holder 151 is tapered and inserted into the body 141a of an electrode tip 121 to link the base of the holder 151 to a base metal 131. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、放電管の電極に関するものである。 The present invention relates to an electrode of a discharge tube.

一般に、ファイバースコープ用、あるいは露光用等の光源として放電管が多用されている。該放電管は陰極と陽極とを対向させて放電ガスの雰囲気中に封入し、陰極と陽極との間でアーク放電させて発光させるようになっている。ところで、従来の放電管に使用されている電極(陰極、陽極)は図7に示すようになっている。 In general, a discharge tube is frequently used as a light source for a fiberscope or for exposure. The discharge tube is sealed in a discharge gas atmosphere with a cathode and an anode facing each other, and arc discharge is performed between the cathode and the anode to emit light. Incidentally, the electrodes (cathode, anode) used in the conventional discharge tube are as shown in FIG.

図7において、1は一方の電極をなす陰極であり、母材2の先端部に陰極チップ3を固着してなる。即ち、前記母材2はモリブデン鋼(高融点金属材)により円柱状に形成するとともに、その先端部に凹部2aを形成してなり、前記陰極チップ3は胴部3aを円柱に、頭部3bを円錐状に形成した高融点金属製の多孔質焼結体内にバリウム(易電子放射性物質)を含浸させてなり、前記凹部2aにモリブデン−ルテニウムからなるろう材4を介在させて陰極チップ3の胴部3aを嵌合させ、これらを加熱処理して前記ろう材4を溶融し、該ろう材4を介して前記陰極チップ3と母材2とを固着する。 In FIG. 7, reference numeral 1 denotes a cathode that forms one electrode, and is formed by fixing a cathode chip 3 to the tip of a base material 2. That is, the base material 2 is formed of molybdenum steel (a high melting point metal material) in a cylindrical shape, and a recess 2a is formed at the tip thereof, and the cathode tip 3 has a body portion 3a as a cylinder and a head 3b. Is formed by impregnating a porous sintered body made of refractory metal having a conical shape with barium (easy-electron-emitting substance), and interposing a brazing material 4 made of molybdenum-ruthenium in the recess 2a. The body portion 3 a is fitted, and these are heated to melt the brazing material 4, and the cathode chip 3 and the base material 2 are fixed to each other through the brazing material 4.

前記従来のものは、ろう材4の融点1950℃が、多孔質焼結体内にバリウムを含浸させるときの温度約1500℃よりも高く、陰極チップ3を母材2に固着(ろう接)する際の加熱温度が必要以上に高くなると、前記バリウムの一部が多孔質焼結体から流出したり、前記ろう材4の一部が多孔質焼結体内に浸入したりすることになる。このため、陰極チップ3を母材2にろう接する際の温度設定範囲を小さくせねばならず、温度管理が難しくなるものであった。また、高価なモリブデン−ルテニウム製のろう材4を使用する必要があった。 In the prior art, the melting point 1950 ° C. of the brazing material 4 is higher than about 1500 ° C. when the porous sintered body is impregnated with barium, and the cathode tip 3 is fixed (brazed) to the base material 2. When the heating temperature becomes higher than necessary, a part of the barium flows out from the porous sintered body, or a part of the brazing material 4 enters the porous sintered body. For this reason, the temperature setting range when the cathode tip 3 is brazed to the base material 2 has to be reduced, and temperature management becomes difficult. Further, it is necessary to use an expensive molybdenum-ruthenium brazing material 4.

特開2000−215844号公報JP 2000-215844 A

本発明は、電極チップと母材とを、ろう材を使用しないで接続することにより、安価でかつ製造の容易な放電管の電極を得ることを目的とする。 An object of the present invention is to obtain an electrode of a discharge tube that is inexpensive and easy to manufacture by connecting an electrode chip and a base material without using a brazing material.

請求項1に係る発明は、頭部が尖鋭に形成された高融点金属材からなる多孔質焼結体に易電子放射性物質を混入させてなる電極チップと、高融点金属材により棒状に形成された母材とを設け、前記母材の先端部に先端側が開口した筒状のホルダーを設け、該ホルダーに前記電極チップを嵌合させるとともに、該電極チップを前記ホルダーに摩擦係合させ、前記ホルダーを介して前記電極チップを前記母材の先端部に当接させる構成にしたものである。
請求項2に係る発明は、前記母材と別体のホルダーを設け、該ホルダーを、筒状の嵌合部と、該嵌合部の先端部を小径に絞った環状の係合部とを一体に有する構成とし、該ホルダーの嵌合部を電極チップの胴部に嵌合させるとともに、前記係合部を電極チップの頭部の基部側に係合させ、前記嵌合部の基部を母材に連結するようにしたものである。
請求項3に係る発明は、前記電極チップの胴部を先端方向に向かって縮小するテーパー状に形成し、前記ホルダーを先端方向に向かって縮小するテーパー筒状に形成し、該ホルダーを前記電極チップの胴部にテーパー嵌合させ、該ホルダーの基部を母材に連結するようにしたものである。
請求項4に係る発明は、前記ホルダーをコイル状とし、該ホルダーを電極チップの胴部と母材の外周とに圧着嵌合させることにより,前記電極チップを母材に連結するようにしたものである。
The invention according to claim 1 is formed in a rod shape from an electrode tip obtained by mixing an electron-emitting material into a porous sintered body made of a refractory metal material having a sharp head and a refractory metal material. A cylindrical holder having a distal end opened at the distal end portion of the base material, the electrode tip is fitted into the holder, the electrode tip is frictionally engaged with the holder, The electrode tip is brought into contact with the tip of the base material via a holder.
According to a second aspect of the present invention, a holder is provided separately from the base material, and the holder includes a cylindrical fitting portion, and an annular engagement portion in which a tip end portion of the fitting portion is narrowed to a small diameter. The fitting portion of the holder is fitted to the body portion of the electrode tip, the engagement portion is engaged with the base side of the head portion of the electrode tip, and the base portion of the fitting portion is used as a mother. It is connected to the material.
According to a third aspect of the present invention, the body of the electrode tip is formed in a tapered shape that decreases toward the tip direction, and the holder is formed in a tapered cylinder shape that decreases in the tip direction. The base part of the holder is connected to the base material by taper fitting to the body part of the chip.
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the holder is coiled, and the electrode chip is connected to the base material by crimping and fitting the holder to the body of the electrode chip and the outer periphery of the base material. It is.

請求項1に係る発明は、母材の先端部に設けた筒状のホルダーに電極チップを嵌合させて摩擦係合させるようにしので、電極チップ及び母材を加熱することなく両者を連結することができ、加熱による電極チップの劣化を防止することができるとともに、安価でかつ製造の容易な電極を得ることができる。
請求項2に係る発明は、筒体の先端部を絞ってホルダーを形成し、該ホルダーの係合部を電極チップに係合させるようにしたので、ホルダーの形状が簡素になって安価になるとともに、電極チップが安定して母材に連結されることになる。
請求項3に係る発明は、ホルダーが電極チップの胴部にテーパー嵌合により摩擦係合するので、ホルダーと電極チップとの接触面積が増大し、ホルダーによる電極チップの放熱効果が高くなるとともに、電極チップが安定して母材に連結されることになる。
請求項4に係る発明は、ホルダーをコイル状としたので、該ホルダーによる電極チップと母材との連結作業が迅速に行えることになる。
In the invention according to claim 1, since the electrode tip is fitted and frictionally engaged with the cylindrical holder provided at the tip of the base material, the electrode tip and the base material are connected without heating. It is possible to prevent deterioration of the electrode tip due to heating, and to obtain an electrode that is inexpensive and easy to manufacture.
According to the second aspect of the present invention, the holder is formed by narrowing the tip of the cylindrical body, and the engaging portion of the holder is engaged with the electrode chip, so that the shape of the holder is simplified and the cost is reduced. At the same time, the electrode tip is stably connected to the base material.
In the invention according to claim 3, since the holder is frictionally engaged with the body of the electrode tip by taper fitting, the contact area between the holder and the electrode tip is increased, and the heat dissipation effect of the electrode tip by the holder is increased. The electrode tip is stably connected to the base material.
In the invention according to claim 4, since the holder is coiled, the electrode chip and the base material can be quickly connected by the holder.

以下、本発明の実施の形態を図面に基いて説明する。図面において、図1は本発明が適用される放電管の部分断面側面図、図2は本発明による陰極の第1実施例を示す部分断面側面図、図3は本発明による陰極の第2実施例を示す部分断面側面図、図4は本発明による陰極の第3実施例を示す部分断面側面図、図5は本発明による陰極の第4実施例を示す部分断面側面図、図6は本発明による陰極の第5実施例を示す部分断面側面図である。 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 is a partial sectional side view of a discharge tube to which the present invention is applied, FIG. 2 is a partial sectional side view showing a first embodiment of a cathode according to the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a second embodiment of a cathode according to the present invention. FIG. 4 is a partial sectional side view showing a third embodiment of the cathode according to the present invention, FIG. 5 is a partial sectional side view showing the fourth embodiment of the cathode according to the present invention, and FIG. It is a partial cross section side view which shows 5th Example of the cathode by invention.

図1において、10はキセノンガスと水銀を発光させてファイバースコープ用、あるいは露光用の光源等に利用される放電管であり、キセノンガス及び水銀を封入したガラスバルブ11内に、陰極12と陽極20とを対向させ、両端部に設けた導電箔14、口金15を介して前記陰極12及び陽極20に通電し、ガラスバルブ11内に封入したキセノンガスと水銀を発光させるようにしている。 In FIG. 1, reference numeral 10 denotes a discharge tube that is used for a light source for fiberscope or exposure by emitting xenon gas and mercury. A cathode 12 and an anode are placed in a glass bulb 11 enclosing xenon gas and mercury. The cathode 12 and the anode 20 are energized through the conductive foil 14 and the base 15 provided at both ends so that the xenon gas and mercury enclosed in the glass bulb 11 are emitted.

前記陰極12は、図2に示すように、棒状の母材13の先端部にホルダー13bを介して頭部14bが尖鋭に形成された陰極チップ14を一体的に連結してなる。前記母材13は、高融点金属材、本例ではモリブデン鋼により、直径約5mm、長さ約20mmの棒状に形成するとともに、胴部13aの先端部(図2において上端部)に先端(上面)が開口した有底円筒状のホルダー13bを一体に有する。 As shown in FIG. 2, the cathode 12 is formed by integrally connecting a cathode chip 14 having a head portion 14b sharply formed at a tip end portion of a rod-shaped base material 13 via a holder 13b. The base material 13 is made of a refractory metal material, in this example molybdenum steel, in the shape of a rod having a diameter of about 5 mm and a length of about 20 mm, and at the tip (upper surface in FIG. 2) the tip (upper surface). ) Is integrally provided with a bottomed cylindrical holder 13b.

前記陰極チップ14は、高融点金属材、本例では、タングステン粉末、あるいは顆粒タングステン焼結体を高温、高圧下で焼成した多孔質焼結体内に、アルミン酸バリウムを含むアルミン酸アルカリ土類からなる電子放射性物質(エミッタ)を溶融・混入(含浸を含む)させてなり、前記ホルダー13bに嵌合する円柱状の胴部14aと、その先端部(図2において上端部)に位置する円錐状の頭部14bとを一体に有する。 The cathode tip 14 is made of a refractory metal material, in this example, a tungsten powder or a granular tungsten sintered body sintered at a high temperature and a high pressure from an alkaline earth aluminate containing barium aluminate. An electron-emitting substance (emitter) is melted and mixed (including impregnation), and a cylindrical body portion 14a fitted into the holder 13b, and a conical shape located at the tip portion (the upper end portion in FIG. 2) The head 14b is integrally formed.

前記ホルダー13bの嵌合部13cは、陰極チップ14の胴部14aが密接に嵌合する内径にするとともに、その深さは前記胴部14aの高さよりも若干深く形成しておく。そして、ホルダー13bに陰極チップ14の胴部14aを嵌合させる際には、ホルダー13bを加熱してその内径を拡張させ、この状態で前記胴部14aを嵌合させる。次いで、図2に示すように、ホルダー13bの先端部13dを小径方向にかしめて前記頭部14bの基部側の斜面に沿わせる。これにより、図2に示すような陰極12を得る。 The fitting portion 13c of the holder 13b has an inner diameter with which the barrel portion 14a of the cathode tip 14 is closely fitted, and the depth thereof is slightly deeper than the height of the barrel portion 14a. And when fitting the trunk | drum 14a of the cathode chip 14 with the holder 13b, the holder 13b is heated, the internal diameter is expanded, and the said trunk | drum 14a is fitted in this state. Next, as shown in FIG. 2, the tip 13d of the holder 13b is caulked in the small diameter direction so as to be along the slope on the base side of the head 14b. Thereby, the cathode 12 as shown in FIG. 2 is obtained.

前記実施例によれば、円筒状のホルダー13bの先端部をかしめて陰極チップ14の頭部14bの基部に摩擦係合させるようにしたので、母材13への陰極チップ14の取り付けが容易になるとともに、陰極チップ14が安定して母材13に連結されることになる。また、この連結時に陰極チップ12が加熱されないので、該陰極チップ12の劣化を防止することができる。 According to the above embodiment, the tip of the cylindrical holder 13b is caulked and frictionally engaged with the base of the head 14b of the cathode tip 14, so that the cathode tip 14 can be easily attached to the base material 13. At the same time, the cathode tip 14 is stably connected to the base material 13. Moreover, since the cathode chip 12 is not heated at the time of this connection, deterioration of the cathode chip 12 can be prevented.

図3は第2実施例を示す。図4において、12は陰極、13は母材、14は陰極チップ、15はホルダーであり、これらは前述した第2実施例と略同様の資材により形成されている。前記母材13は、その先端部に段状かつ小径の載置部131aを形成されている。前記ホルダー15は、母材13と別体に形成されるもので、高融点金属材、本例ではモリブデン鋼により円筒状の嵌合部15aと、その先端部(図3において上端部)を小径に絞った環状の係合部15bとを一体に有する。前記嵌合部15aは陰極チップ14の胴部14a、及び母材13の載置部13eが遊嵌する径とし、前記係合部15bは陰極チップ14の頭部14bの基部側に沿うテーパー状にする。 FIG. 3 shows a second embodiment. In FIG. 4, 12 is a cathode, 13 is a base material, 14 is a cathode chip, and 15 is a holder, and these are formed of materials substantially the same as those of the second embodiment described above. The base material 13 is provided with a stepped and small-diameter mounting portion 131a at the tip. The holder 15 is formed separately from the base material 13, and a cylindrical fitting portion 15a made of a high melting point metal material, in this example, molybdenum steel, and its tip portion (upper end portion in FIG. 3) have a small diameter. And an annular engaging portion 15b that is narrowed down to a single body. The fitting portion 15a has a diameter in which the body portion 14a of the cathode tip 14 and the placement portion 13e of the base material 13 are loosely fitted, and the engaging portion 15b is tapered along the base side of the head portion 14b of the cathode tip 14. To.

そして、前記陰極チップ14をホルダー15に嵌合させるとともに、その頭部14bの基部側をホルダー15の係合部15bにテーパー係合(摩擦係合)させる。この場合、前記陰極チップ14の胴部14aとホルダー15の嵌合部15aとの間隙部にモリブデン箔(高融点金属箔)16を充填するようにしてもよい。次いで、前記陰極チップ14の底面を母材13の上面に当接させるとともに、ホルダー15の基部(下端部)を母材13の載置部13eに嵌合させた後、ホルダー15の基部と母材13の上端部とを溶接17により一体的に連結し、図3に示すような陰極12を得る。 Then, the cathode tip 14 is fitted into the holder 15, and the base side of the head portion 14 b is taper-engaged (frictionally engaged) with the engaging portion 15 b of the holder 15. In this case, molybdenum foil (refractory metal foil) 16 may be filled in the gap between the body 14 a of the cathode chip 14 and the fitting portion 15 a of the holder 15. Next, the bottom surface of the cathode chip 14 is brought into contact with the upper surface of the base material 13, and the base portion (lower end portion) of the holder 15 is fitted to the mounting portion 13 e of the base material 13. The upper end of the material 13 is integrally connected by welding 17 to obtain the cathode 12 as shown in FIG.

前記実施例によれば、円筒状のホルダー15の先端部を絞って係合部15bを形成し、該係合部15bを陰極チップ14の頭部14bの基部側に係合させるようにしたので、ホルダー15の形状が簡素になって該ホルダー15を安価に得ることができるとともに、陰極チップ14が安定して母材13に連結されることになる。また、ホルダー15を溶接17により母材13に連結するようにしので、この連結時に陰極チップ12が加熱されなくなり、陰極チップ12の劣化を防止することができる。 According to the above embodiment, the distal end portion of the cylindrical holder 15 is narrowed to form the engaging portion 15b, and the engaging portion 15b is engaged with the base side of the head portion 14b of the cathode tip 14. The shape of the holder 15 is simplified, the holder 15 can be obtained at a low cost, and the cathode tip 14 is stably connected to the base material 13. Further, since the holder 15 is connected to the base material 13 by welding 17, the cathode tip 12 is not heated at the time of this connection, and deterioration of the cathode tip 12 can be prevented.

また、図3のように、陰極チップ14とホルダー15との間隙部に高融点金属箔16を充填すれば、陰極チップ14とホルダー15との熱伝導率が高くなり、ホルダー15による陰極チップ14の放熱が良好に行われ、陰極12と陽極20間のアーク放電が長期に亘って安定することになる。 Further, as shown in FIG. 3, if the gap between the cathode tip 14 and the holder 15 is filled with the refractory metal foil 16, the thermal conductivity between the cathode tip 14 and the holder 15 is increased, and the cathode tip 14 by the holder 15 is increased. Thus, the arc discharge between the cathode 12 and the anode 20 is stabilized over a long period of time.

図4は第3実施例を示す。図4において、12−1は陰極、131は母材、141は陰極チップ、151はホルダーであり、これらは前述した第2実施例と略同様の資材により形成されている。前記母材131は、その先端部に段状かつ先端方向(上方)に向かって縮小するテーパー状の載置部131aを形成する。 FIG. 4 shows a third embodiment. In FIG. 4, reference numeral 12-1 denotes a cathode, 131 denotes a base material, 141 denotes a cathode chip, and 151 denotes a holder, which are made of substantially the same material as in the second embodiment described above. The base material 131 forms a stepped and tapered mounting portion 131a that shrinks in the tip direction (upward) at the tip.

前記陰極チップ141は、その胴部141aの外周面を先端方向に向かって縮小するテーパー状に形成し、該胴部141aの先端部に円錐状の頭部141bを一体に形成する。前記胴部141aの外周面のテーパー形状は、母材131の載置部131aのテーパー面から連続して延長する形状とする。また、前記ホルダー151は、前記母材131の載置部131a、及び陰極チップ141の胴部141aにテーパー嵌合するテーパー筒状に形成する。 The cathode chip 141 is formed in a tapered shape in which the outer peripheral surface of the body portion 141a is reduced in the distal direction, and a conical head portion 141b is integrally formed at the distal end portion of the body portion 141a. The taper shape of the outer peripheral surface of the body portion 141a is a shape that continuously extends from the taper surface of the placement portion 131a of the base material 131. In addition, the holder 151 is formed in a tapered cylinder shape that is taper-fitted to the mounting portion 131 a of the base material 131 and the body portion 141 a of the cathode chip 141.

そして、前記陰極チップ141をホルダー151にテーパー嵌合させ、次いで、前記陰極チップ141の底面を母材131の上面に当接させるとともに、ホルダー151の基部(下端部)を母材131の載置部131aにテーパー嵌合させた後、ホルダー151の基部を母材131に溶接171して図4に示すような陰極12−1を得る。この場合、前記陰極チップ141の胴部141aとホルダー151との間隙部にモリブデン箔(高融点金属箔)を充填するようにしてもよい。 The cathode chip 141 is taper-fitted to the holder 151, and then the bottom surface of the cathode chip 141 is brought into contact with the upper surface of the base material 131, and the base (lower end) of the holder 151 is placed on the base material 131. After taper fitting to the part 131a, the base part of the holder 151 is welded 171 to the base material 131 to obtain the cathode 12-1 as shown in FIG. In this case, the gap between the body 141a of the cathode chip 141 and the holder 151 may be filled with molybdenum foil (refractory metal foil).

図5は第4実施例を示す。図4において、12−2は陰極、132は母材、142は陰極チップ、152はホルダーであり、これらは前述した第2実施例と略同様の資材により形成されている。前記母材132は、その先端を平坦にした棒状とする。 FIG. 5 shows a fourth embodiment. In FIG. 4, 12-2 is a cathode, 132 is a base material, 142 is a cathode chip, and 152 is a holder, and these are formed of materials substantially the same as those in the second embodiment described above. The base material 132 has a rod shape with a flat tip.

前記陰極チップ142は、その胴部142aの外周面を先端方向に向かって縮小するテーパー状にするとともにその下面は平坦とし、該胴部142aの先端部に円錐状の頭部142bを一体に形成する。また、前記ホルダー152は、前記陰極チップ142の胴部142aとテーパー嵌合するテーパー筒状とする。 The cathode tip 142 has a tapered shape in which the outer peripheral surface of the barrel portion 142a is reduced toward the distal end and the lower surface thereof is flat, and a conical head portion 142b is integrally formed at the distal end portion of the barrel portion 142a. To do. The holder 152 has a tapered cylindrical shape that is taper-fitted with the body 142a of the cathode tip 142.

そして、前記陰極チップ142をホルダー152にテーパー嵌合させ、次いで、前記陰極チップ142の底面、及びホルダー152の底面を母材132の上面に当接させた後、ホルダー152の基部を母材132に溶接172して図5に示すような陰極12−2を得る。この場合、前記陰極チップ142の胴部142aとホルダー152との間隙部にモリブデン箔(高融点金属箔)を充填するようにしてもよい。 Then, the cathode chip 142 is taper-fitted to the holder 152, and then the bottom surface of the cathode chip 142 and the bottom surface of the holder 152 are brought into contact with the upper surface of the base material 132, and then the base portion of the holder 152 is fixed to the base material 132. To 172 to obtain a cathode 12-2 as shown in FIG. In this case, the gap between the body 142a of the cathode tip 142 and the holder 152 may be filled with molybdenum foil (refractory metal foil).

前記第2、第4実施例によれば、ホルダー151(152)を電極チップ141(142)の胴部141a(142a)にテーパー嵌合させ、該ホルダー151(152)の基部を母材131(132)に溶接171(172)することにより,前記電極チップ141(142)を母材131(132)に連結するようにしたので、両者の接触面積が増大し、ホルダー151(152)による電極チップ141(142)の放熱効果が高くなるとともに、電極チップ141(142)が安定して母材131(132)に連結されることになる。 According to the second and fourth embodiments, the holder 151 (152) is taper-fitted to the body 141a (142a) of the electrode tip 141 (142), and the base of the holder 151 (152) is the base material 131 ( 132) by welding 171 (172) to connect the electrode tip 141 (142) to the base material 131 (132), the contact area between the two is increased, and the electrode tip by the holder 151 (152) is increased. The heat dissipation effect of 141 (142) is enhanced, and the electrode tip 141 (142) is stably connected to the base material 131 (132).

図6は第5実施例を示す。図6において、12−3は陰極、133は母材、143は陰極チップ、153はホルダーであり、これらは前述した第2実施例と略同様の資材により形成されている。前記母材133は、胴部133aの先端部に小径かつ短尺な円柱状の載置部133bを形成し、該載置部133b基部に環状のくびれ部133cを形成してなる。また、前記陰極チップ143は、その円柱状の胴部143aを前記載置部133bと略等径にするとともに、該胴部143aの先端部に円錐状の頭部143bを一体に形成してなる。 FIG. 6 shows a fifth embodiment. In FIG. 6, reference numeral 12-3 denotes a cathode, 133 denotes a base material, 143 denotes a cathode chip, and 153 denotes a holder, which are formed of materials substantially the same as those in the second embodiment described above. The base material 133 is formed by forming a columnar mounting portion 133b having a small diameter and a short diameter at the distal end portion of the body portion 133a, and forming an annular constriction portion 133c at the base portion of the mounting portion 133b. The cathode tip 143 has a cylindrical body portion 143a that is substantially the same diameter as the mounting portion 133b, and a conical head portion 143b that is integrally formed at the tip of the body portion 143a. .

前記ホルダー153は、モリブデン製の線材により密着巻きのコイルにするとともに、該コイルの内径はくびれ部133cよりも若干小径とする。該ホルダー153は、その下端コイル部153aを前記母材133のくびれ部133cに圧着嵌合させ、残余のコイル部は前記載置部133b及び陰極チップ143の胴部143aに圧着嵌合(摩擦係合)させる。 The holder 153 is a coil that is tightly wound with a wire made of molybdenum, and the inner diameter of the coil is slightly smaller than that of the constricted portion 133c. The holder 153 has its lower end coil portion 153a crimp-fitted to the constricted portion 133c of the base material 133, and the remaining coil portion is crimp-fitted to the mounting portion 133b and the body portion 143a of the cathode tip 143 (friction engagement). )

前記第5実施例によれば、ホルダー153をコイルにし、これを陰極チップ143と母材133とに圧着嵌合させて陰極チップ143を母材133に連結するようにしたので、両者の連結作業が迅速に行えることになる。なお、本発明は、陽極20も前述した陰極12(121−123)と同様の構造にしてもよい。 According to the fifth embodiment, the holder 153 is formed into a coil, and this is crimp-fitted to the cathode chip 143 and the base material 133 so as to connect the cathode chip 143 to the base material 133. Can be done quickly. In the present invention, the anode 20 may have the same structure as the cathode 12 (121-123) described above.

本発明が適用される放電管の部分断面側面図である。It is a partial cross section side view of the discharge tube to which this invention is applied. 本発明による陰極の第1実施例を示す部分断面側面図である。1 is a partial cross-sectional side view showing a first embodiment of a cathode according to the present invention. 本発明による陰極の第2実施例を示す部分断面側面図である。It is a fragmentary sectional side view which shows 2nd Example of the cathode by this invention. 本発明による陰極の第3実施例を示す部分断面側面図である。It is a fragmentary sectional side view which shows 3rd Example of the cathode by this invention. 本発明による陰極の第4実施例を示す部分断面側面図である。It is a partial cross section side view which shows 4th Example of the cathode by this invention. 本発明による陰極の第5実施例を示す部分断面側面図である。FIG. 7 is a partial sectional side view showing a fifth embodiment of the cathode according to the present invention. 従来例を示す陰極の部分断面側面図である。It is a partial cross section side view of the cathode which shows a prior art example.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

10 放電管
11 ガラスバルブ
12(12−1−12−3) 陰極
13(131−133) 母材
13a 胴部
13b ホルダー
13c 嵌合部
13d 先端部
14(141−143) 陰極チップ(電極チップ)
14a(141a−143a) 胴部
14b(141b−143b 頭部
15(151−153) ホルダー
15a 嵌合部
15b 係合部
16 高融点金属箔
17(171,172) 溶接
20 陽極
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Discharge tube 11 Glass bulb 12 (12-1-12-3) Cathode 13 (131-133) Base material 13a Body part 13b Holder 13c Fitting part 13d Tip part 14 (141-143) Cathode chip (electrode chip)
14a (141a-143a) Body part 14b (141b-143b Head 15 (151-153) Holder 15a Fitting part 15b Engaging part 16 Refractory metal foil 17 (171, 172) Welding 20 Anode

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頭部(14b)が尖鋭に形成された高融点金属材からなる多孔質焼結体に易電子放射性物質を混入させてなる電極チップ(14)と、高融点金属材により棒状に形成された母材(13)とを設け、前記母材(13)の先端部に先端側が開口した筒状のホルダー(13b)を設け、該ホルダー(13b)に前記電極チップ(14)を嵌合させるとともに、該電極チップ(14)を前記ホルダー(13b)に摩擦係合させ、前記ホルダー(13b)を介して前記電極チップ(14)を前記母材(13)の先端部に当接させたことを特徴とする放電管の電極。 An electrode tip (14) in which an electron-emitting material is mixed in a porous sintered body made of a refractory metal material having a sharp head (14b), and a mother formed in a rod shape from the refractory metal material A cylindrical holder (13b) having a distal end opened at the distal end portion of the base material (13), and fitting the electrode tip (14) to the holder (13b); The electrode tip (14) is frictionally engaged with the holder (13b), and the electrode tip (14) is brought into contact with the tip of the base material (13) through the holder (13b). The electrode of the discharge tube. 母材(13)と別体のホルダー(15)を設け、該ホルダー(15)は筒状の嵌合部(15a)と、該嵌合部(15a)の先端部を小径に絞った環状の係合部(15b)とを一体に有し、該ホルダー(15)の嵌合部(15a)を電極チップ(14)の胴部(14a)に嵌合させるとともに、前記係合部(15b)を電極チップ(14)の頭部(14b)の基部側に係合させ、前記嵌合部(15a)の基部を母材(13)に連結したことを特徴とする請求項1記載の放電管の電極。 A base material (13) and a separate holder (15) are provided. The holder (15) has a cylindrical fitting portion (15a) and an annular shape in which the tip of the fitting portion (15a) is narrowed to a small diameter. The engagement portion (15b) is integrally formed, the fitting portion (15a) of the holder (15) is fitted to the body portion (14a) of the electrode tip (14), and the engagement portion (15b) 2. The discharge tube according to claim 1, wherein the base part of the fitting part (15 a) is connected to the base material (13) by engaging the base part with the base part of the head part (14 b) of the electrode tip (14). Electrodes. 電極チップ(141)の胴部(141a)を先端方向に向かって縮小するテーパー状に形成し、ホルダー(151)を先端方向に向かって縮小するテーパー筒状に形成し、該ホルダー(151)を前記電極チップ(141)の胴部(141a)にテーパー嵌合させ、該ホルダー(151)の基部を母材(131)に連結したことを特徴とする請求項1記載の放電管の電極。 The body (141a) of the electrode tip (141) is formed in a tapered shape that decreases toward the tip direction, and the holder (151) is formed in a tapered cylinder shape that decreases in the tip direction, and the holder (151) is formed. The discharge tube electrode according to claim 1, characterized in that the body (141a) of the electrode tip (141) is taper-fitted, and the base of the holder (151) is connected to the base material (131). ホルダー(153)はコイル状とし、該ホルダー(153)を電極チップ(143)の胴部(143a)と母材(133)の外周とに圧着嵌合させたことを特徴とする請求項1記載の放電管の電極。 The holder (153) is formed in a coil shape, and the holder (153) is press-fitted to the body (143a) of the electrode tip (143) and the outer periphery of the base material (133). Discharge tube electrodes.
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