Inventor
ECKART DONALD W
US25 patents
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US ARMY
24 patentsUS5814584ASep 29, 1998
Compound in the series A2 MeSbO6 for use as substrates barrier-dielectric layers and passivating layers in high critical temperature superconducting devices
US ARMY25 citations92
US5608282AMar 4, 1997
Piezoelectrically controlled superconducting switch
US ARMY34 citations92
US7192661B1Mar 20, 2007
Rare earth metal compounds for use in high critical temperature thin film super-conducting antennas
US ARMY4 citations73
US4957463ASep 18, 1990
Method of making a long life high current density cathode from tungsten and iridium powders using a quaternary compound as the impregnant
US ARMY17 citations73
US4840767AJun 20, 1989
Method of making a cathode from tungsten and iridium powders using a barium iridiate formed from barium peroxide and iridium oxide as the impregnant
US ARMY8 citations73
US4818480AApr 4, 1989
Method of making a cathode from tungsten and iridium powders using a barium peroxide containing material as the impregnant
US ARMY7 citations73
US5443684AAug 22, 1995
Method for measuring thin film thickness
US ARMY10 citations63
US7336981B1Feb 26, 2008
Rare earth metal compounds for use in high critical temperature Josephson junctions
US ARMY1 citations62
US6827915B1Dec 7, 2004
Rare earth metal compounds for use in high critical temperature thin film super-conductors, ferroelectrics, pyroelectrics, piezoelectrics, and hybrids
US ARMY6 citations62
US5828164AOct 27, 1998
Thermionic cathode using oxygen deficient and fully oxidized material for high electron density emissions
US ARMY3 citations62
US5558905ASep 24, 1996
Method of making a pyroelectric film sensing device
US ARMY2 citations62
US5545945AAug 13, 1996
Thermionic cathode
US ARMY3 citations62
US5298830AMar 29, 1994
Method of preparing an impregnated cathode with an enhanced thermionic emission from a porous billet and cathode so prepared
US ARMY5 citations62
US4929418AMay 29, 1990
Method of making a cathode from tungsten powder
US ARMY4 citations62
US4911626AMar 27, 1990
Method of making a long life high current density cathode from tungsten and iridium powders using a mixture of barium peroxide and a coated emitter as the impregnant
US ARMY3 citations62
US4895699AJan 23, 1990
Method of making a cathode from tungsten and iridium powders using a reaction product from reacting barium peroxide with an excess of tungsten as the impregnant
US ARMY5 citations62
US4872864AOct 10, 1989
Method of making a cathode from tungsten and aluminum powders
US ARMY5 citations62
US4863410ASep 5, 1989
Method of making a long life high current density cathode from tungsten and iridium powders using a low melting point impregnant
US ARMY3 citations62
US5074818ADec 24, 1991
Method of making and improved scandate cathode
US ARMY3 citations58
US5007874AApr 16, 1991
Method of making a cathode from tungsten and iridium powders using a reaction product from reacting a group III A metal with barium peroxide as an impregnant
US ARMY6 citations58
US5114742AMay 19, 1992
Preparing a scandate cathode by impregnating a porous tungsten billet with Ba3 Al2 O6, coating the top surface with a mixture of Sc6 WO12, Sc2 (WO4)3, and W in a 1:3:2 mole ratio, and heating in a vacuum
US ARMY6 citations57
US5951352ASep 14, 1999
Methods of making thermionic cathode using oxygen deficient and fully oxidized material to enhance emissions
US ARMY0 citations52
US5022883AJun 11, 1991
Method of making a long life high current density cathode from aluminum oxide and tungsten oxide powders
US ARMY1 citations52
US7312182B1Dec 25, 2007
Rare earth metal compounds for use in high critical temperature thin film super-conductors
US ARMY0 citations51