X Ray Tube Insert Stationary Anode Copper Tungste | RFQ Sourcing Details

Supply basic consumables for X-ray tube inserts-rotating anode targets, stationary anode, and rotors,etc.

Product name Materials Application Industry Stationary anode Copper+Tungsten X-ray tube insert spare parts Medicine,airport inspection detector 1.Main components of X-ray: · Cathode - tungsten filament (CATHODE FILAMENT) in the focusing cup;· Anode - the anode target surface (ANODE TARGET) that rotates during X-ray exposure;· Rotor - the device that rotates the anode.

Electrons are produced when a low voltage current is applied to the cathode, which causes the filament to heat up and create an electron cloud. A high voltage is then applied to accelerate the electrons through the tube to the anode.

Collision with the anode results in the conversion of 99% of the heat and 1% of the electrons into X-rays. 2. Application fields of rotating anode X-ray tube: According to different application fields, the applications of rotating anode X-ray tubes can be divided into two categories: industrial and medical.

Among them, medical treatment is the largest application field of rotating anode X-ray tubes, accounting for more than 86.3% of the applications.

In the medical field, rotating anode X-ray tubes are the main component of X-ray diagnosis and detection equipment, and are widely used in;in the industrial field, rotating anode X-ray tubes are widely used in CT In scanners, film exposure equipment, and industrial inspection equipment.

In short, rotating anode X-ray tubes are widely used in medical, electronics, security, non-destructive testing and other fields 3. Classification of anodes X-ray tube anodes can be divided into rotating anode target and fixed anode target. 1) Rotating anode target 2) Stationary anode 1.

Introduction to fixed anode X-ray tube: Fixed anode X-ray tube X-ray generating device, its anode is fixed rather than rotating. This type of X-ray tube is commonly used in medical diagnosis, industrial testing, material analysis and other fields. Fixed anode X-ray tubes are mainly composed of a cathode and an anode.

The cathode is a metal wire that emits electrons, and the anode is a surface made of high-melting point metals such as tungsten or molybdenum. Under the action of a high-voltage electric field, the electrons emitted from the cathode are accelerated to high speed and th