Sterilization unit and electron beam emitter
A sterilizing device and electronic technology, applied in irradiation device, package sterilization, circuit, etc., can solve problems such as discomfort, difficult maintenance, excessive use, etc.
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[0042] now refer to figure 1 , shows a sterilization device comprising a first chamber 10 separated from a second chamber 20 by a barrier element 50 . The first chamber 10 includes an electron generator 60 , wherein the electron generator 60 includes a cathode housing 61 and a filament 63 . The filament 63 is adapted to emit electrons forming an electron beam. In use, an electron beam is generated by heating the filament 63 . When current is supplied through the filament 63, the resistance of the filament 63 causes the filament 63 to be heated to a temperature of about 2000°C. This heating causes the filament 63 to emit electrons. Electrons are accelerated towards the electron exit window 64 by the high voltage potential between the cathode housing 61 and the electron exit window 64 . The electrons then pass through the electron exit window 64 and accordingly continue towards the target area, eg material or area, to be sterilized. The first chamber 10 contains a second at...
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