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Solution to an unsolved problem in diodes: Limiting current for small emission area and low emission energy
The maximum current that can be extracted from a diode is a central question in electronic devices, especially for the generation of radiation from microwaves to x-rays. The challenge in its prediction increases significantly when the electron emission is restricted to a small area for which the cla
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