X-ray emitting foil with temporary fixing bars and preparing method therefore
A technology for fixing rods and foils, applied to X-ray tubes, X-ray tube electrodes, X-ray tube components, etc., can solve problems such as system failures, drastic changes in current paths, and structural deformation of emitter foils
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[0036] figure 1 A directly heated thin flat emitter foil 1 is shown having a rectangular emitting surface formed by a finely structured central portion suitable for emitting electrons. The portion defines a conductive path and the high resistance required to release sufficient Joule heating. The foil 1 is fixed to the terminal 3 , for example by welding at point 4 . Furthermore, the foil 1 is divided into three segments of revolution 2 to increase the mechanical stability against external forces such as centrifugal forces on the gantry of a CT system.
[0037] figure 2 The foil is shown in more detail. The segments 2 of the emitter are separated by slits 5 . Furthermore, the first terminal fixed at point 41 is connected to ground potential and the second terminal fixed at point 42 is connected to a positive potential with respect to ground potential. The two terminals fixed on the other point 43 are electrically floating. Accordingly, current flows from point 42 to poin...
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