Explain how the x gleam tube produces an x sunbeam...?
So in side the glass casing nearby is a cathode and an anode right? and the cathode shoots electrons at the rotating anode and when they hit it produces radiation?
and why is there small and large cathode filaments?
Answers:
They are for select large and small focal spot sizes. If you're to do an x-ray you will be able to notice two buttons, one for small focal spot and one for immense focal spot. The small focal spot will not be able to deliver a lot of x-ray but it will gives more details to the photo. It is best for small x-ray procedures like hands, foot and ankles. The large focal spot can deliver more x-ray but it will not offer as much details. It is best for x-ray procedures that require more radiation like spines and abdomens.
Yes x-ray tube get anode and cathode. Electrons gather at cathode and through "thermoionic emission", they shoots towards the target, anode, and produces radiation. You already wrote your answer out lol~ Source(s): I'm a x-ray intern.
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and why is there small and large cathode filaments?
Answers:
They are for select large and small focal spot sizes. If you're to do an x-ray you will be able to notice two buttons, one for small focal spot and one for immense focal spot. The small focal spot will not be able to deliver a lot of x-ray but it will gives more details to the photo. It is best for small x-ray procedures like hands, foot and ankles. The large focal spot can deliver more x-ray but it will not offer as much details. It is best for x-ray procedures that require more radiation like spines and abdomens.
Yes x-ray tube get anode and cathode. Electrons gather at cathode and through "thermoionic emission", they shoots towards the target, anode, and produces radiation. You already wrote your answer out lol~ Source(s): I'm a x-ray intern.
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