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A method for recording and emulating a complex experiment in field emission was developed. The method includes processing of three types of data streams: data on the electrical characteristics of the field cathode (voltage and current pulses), data on the field emission projector (glow patterns) and time-of-flight mass spectrometer data (mass spectra of volatile products in the measuring chamber). The LabView software environment implements an algorithm for synchronous reproduction of multichannel experiment data with the possibility of processing it in real time. The program has a built-in set of software tools that implement the functionality and repeat the experiment many times, pause at specified points in time, as well as change the time flow rate in the emulation. The capabilities of the method are demonstrated by the example of studying field emission from a nanocomposite field cathode based on carbon nanotubes.
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