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SECURITY INFORMATION
INFORMATION REPORT
REPORT
CD NO.
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COUNTRY? USSR DATE DISTR. 26 November 1952
SUBJECT Oxide Cathode Emitters and Soviet Factories Making NO.OFPAGES2
Electron Tubes
DATE OF
INFO.
PLACE
ACQUIRED
NO. OF ENCLS.
(LISTED BELOW)
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ITHIS DOCUmENT CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECTING THE NATIONAL otroise
OF THE UNITED STATES, WITHIN THE NEANINGOF TITLE 18, SECTIONS 193 '
AND 7914, OF THE U.S. CODE, AS AMENDED. ITS TRANSMISSION OR REVE-
LATION OF ITS CONTENTS TO OR RECEIPT SY AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS
M01118110 ST LAW.. THE REPRODUCTION OF THIS FORM 1$,PRONIOITEO.
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THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
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the USSR has considerable
cuan.culty in developing good oxide cathode emitters. This was reflected in the many
questions that were brought to this problem. The material used for the cathode
sleeves was always nickels, some with a small percentage of aluminump and some with
a smaLl percentage of silicon or maanesinm flgiati
purposes of comparisnn
the Soviets are now using magnesium
Cmcsekinecause it was recommended in the American literature which they read.
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? The- Rescier of-Madam 'Thrall's 9 Elactronlasp ant. Radio Ewitifia;eriik
irrittedin,Engiiphi Aord the most vbetipericid-idals.
they were_nnWooly 4-5 matillhs
mArnesium_nickel was used. for Impulse. tnbau'in
America.. Al+how h library at Institute 160,fligenerany
e.ed.. the libraxyrin_Mossi atichEalso_furnithed no:Sn excellent
excuse to-get lc:IMoscow-to shop. Some of the avallsbT A MASIAMARA Al
Our library altocame_from West and_Eard Germany
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three.Soviet_factories MATO engaged' in making ?
tut:tea-Al theingh: others ,nwAcwmptily exist. Those were
located in LAwingt..1119.11ovce4Mr.k, and_Saratov.
Leningrad This fact
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the Inwtitnte and e.sme'l..ere.,.to iowiwgrad,Aw 4rii1 .1948. ?
Mengthem were design engineers, technicians, Snd helpers.
*swayer:1, three televiaion tube &Signers remained at
Institntel.160. J !
NovAnibirsk tubes were manufactured at.thie.plant but as
? not certain.
Santa' kehale Soviet techniciAma from. this factory canTELSo-.
Tnia+1 tnte,4-60 .siaLmas. tf- trfetning .and An then..
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some %y hate worked LI the Galvanic and Chemical
Laboratories.
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