Abstract
IN 1923, S. Dushman developed a general equation for thermionic emission, in agreement with the hitherto less frequently used one of the two equations suggested by O. W. Richardson, namely, when i = thermionic current in amp./cm.2. T = absolute temperature. b = constant for the substance. A = a universal constant.
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