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titleOfInvention Discharge tube
abstract Disclosed is a discharge tube capable of suppressing a discharge delay caused by an increase in discharge start voltage when used in the dark and in a high temperature environment. A hermetic envelope 16 is formed by hermetically sealing the opening portions at both ends of a cylindrical case member 12 with a pair of lid members 14 and 14 that also serve as discharge electrodes. A discharge gas is sealed in the vessel 16, a discharge gap 22 is formed between the discharge electrode portions 18, 18 of the lid members 14, 14, and both ends of the inner wall 24 of the case member 12 are lid members. 14 and 14 are formed with a plurality of trigger discharge films 28 spaced apart from the minute discharge gap 26, and a circle concentric with the inner wall surface 24 of the cylindrical case member 12 is formed on the surface of the discharge electrode portion 18. A number of holes 29 arranged on X and Y are formed, and a coating 30 containing titanium, cesium molybdate, magnesium oxide, potassium molybdate, and rubidium molybdate on the inner surface of the holes 29 is formed. Form was. [Selection] Figure 11
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