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Date: 2016-07-28 14:45:50
Spacecraft propulsion
Electromagnetism
Vacuum tubes
Physics
Electrodes
Vacuum
Nature
Busek
Emerging technologies
Ion thruster
Work function
Cathode

Busek’s family of barium-impregnated cathodes features extensive NASA heritage. The mechanical design builds off our BHC-1500 cathode successfully operated

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