GB/T 10306-1988

Active

Cathode carbonates

阴极碳酸盐

Standard Type
GBT
ICS
31
CCS
L32
Status
Active
Issue Date
1988-12-30
Implementation
1989-10-01
Centralized Committee
中国机械工业联合会
Issuing Authority
中国机械工业联合会

Application Summary AI generated

GB/T 10306-1988 specifies the technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules, and packaging for cathode carbonates used in electronic vacuum devices. It applies to the production and quality control of carbonates applied as emissive coatings on cathodes in electron tubes, picture tubes, and other vacuum electronic components. This standard ensures consistent chemical composition and particle properties critical for reliable electron emission performance.

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