Digital electronic fluorescent scanning voltage sensor
A voltage sensor and fluorescence scanning technology, applied in the direction of using digital measurement technology for measurement, can solve the problems of not achieving high and low potential electrical isolation, poor reliability, and small measurement range.
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[0016] The second specific embodiment is as follows image 3 shown, consists of a filament [2], a cathode [3], a control grid [4], a focusing anode [5], an accelerating anode [6], an aluminum film [7], a phosphor layer [8], and a vacuum glass envelope [ 9] A cathode ray tube is formed, and the DC power supply is provided by [1]. [2] After being energized, [3] is heated, and electrons are emitted to form an electron beam. The voltage difference between [3] and [4] controls the size of the electron beam. At the same time, [4] and [5] form an electron lens to focus the electron beam, and the accelerating anode [6] is a graphite layer, on which a DC voltage is applied to accelerate the electrons and form a uniform equipotential space to ensure the electron beam Flying straight to the phosphor layer [8] without deviating or defocusing, the aluminum film [7] is attached to [6] to protect [8] from being damaged by ion shocks. The phosphor on [8] is bombarded by electrons and then e...
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