X-ray source for ionising of gases
An X-ray and ionization technology, applied in the field of X-ray sources, can solve the problems of difficult integration, time-consuming, expensive control electronic devices, etc.
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[0049] exist figure 1 In , a miniaturized low-energy X-ray source is shown having a field emission tip array 1 mounted on an electrode 6 above an insulating body 5 or on said insulating body. The electrical and mechanical connection between the field emission tip array 1 and the electrode 6 (cathode) is performed by chip bonding or with the help of a conductive adhesive. The insulating body 5 is introduced flush and vacuum-tight into the metal carrier 4 or is arranged on said carrier, with the electrodes 6 penetrating through the insulating body 5 . The electrodes 6 are supplied with the necessary cathodic voltage from a suitable high voltage source.
[0050] The field emission tip array 1 consists of a cuboidal base 18 made of metal or semiconductor material from which a plurality of emitting tips arranged in an array and regularly spaced from each other protrude vertically. The emission tip can be designed in the shape of a cone or a rod and can have a rounded head. Such ...
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