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Since the first field emission model or the well-known Fowler–Nordheim (FN) law was
formulated about a century ago (in 1928), it remains an active topic to discover different …

Previous experiments have demonstrated that carbon nanoisland films (or disordered
quantum-dot arrays) deposited on silicon wafers may possess the property of low-field …

Thin carbon films consisting of separate nanometer-scale sp2 carbon islands with smooth
vacuum boundary deposited on Si wafers were found to be capable of low-field electron …

We report on fabrication and detailed characterization of point-type graphene emitters,
which can be further used as electron sources in modern vacuum devices. Two-dimensional …

Field electron emission from thin films composed of solely metallic or semiconducting single‐
walled carbon nanotubes is investigated using a scanning tip anode technique. Metallic and …

We demonstrate field emission from an integrated three-terminal device using a suspended
planar graphene edge as the source of vacuum electrons. Energy spectra of the emitted …

The paper presents a new study of correlation between morphology of thin carbon films
deposited on Si substrates, their electronic properties and capability of cold electron …

This paper presents the results of a study of field electron emission from two-dimensional
graphene-like nanostructures synthesized by the method of self-propagating high …

Particles of multilayer graphene obtained by the method of self-propagating high-
temperature synthesis are proposed as an active cathode component for field electron …