Grid-controlled x-ray tube with cold cahtode of carbon nanotube
A carbon nanotube and cold cathode technology, which is applied in the directions of X-ray tube electrodes and X-ray tube parts, etc., can solve the problem of inability to realize emission electron beam focusing and tube current regulation, X-ray tube cathode heating, and short cathode working life. And other issues
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[0016] See attached figure 1 , the figure only draws the structural part of the cathode, and the X-ray tube cathode emitter is made of a carbon nanotube membrane 3, and a carbon nanotube array is directionally grown on a specific emission area in the center of the membrane 3. The emitting sheet can emit electrons under the corresponding emission electric field without heating.
[0017] The back side of the carbon nanotube diaphragm 3 has a conductive lead-out piece 4, which is drawn out of the X-ray tube shell 8 through the cathode lead-out wire 5. The diaphragm 3 is isolated from the grid sheet 4 and the cathode assembly casing 1 by an insulating gasket 7 and is not electrically conductive to each other.
[0018] The grid sheet 2 is made of a thin metal sheet with fine mesh, located on one side of the carbon nanotube membrane 3 and parallel to it. The area and shape of the mesh portion in the center of the grid sheet 2 correspond to the specific emission area and shape of t...
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