H01J2235/1262

Devices for radiation ray generation and radiation apparatuses

The present disclosure provides a device and an equipment for radiation ray generation. The device may include: a radiation target assembly configured to generate radiation rays under irradiation of an electron beam with a predetermined energy; and a heat dissipation assembly arranged on a back surface of the radiation target assembly, wherein a range of a thickness of the target assembly may be determined based on a peak of energy deposition of a target material of the radiation target assembly under the irradiation of the electron beam with the predetermined energy.

X-RAY TUBE WITH A COOLED GATE ELECTRODE
20260004988 · 2026-01-01 · ·

An X-ray tube includes a tube body that encloses a tube volume in a gas-tight manner. An emitter electrode, a gate electrode, and an anode are arranged within the tube volume. The emitter electrode is an unheated electrode having emitter needles in an area facing the gate electrode, which are themselves arranged on a substrate. The arrangement of the emitter electrode and the gate electrode are coordinated such that applying an emission voltage between the emitter electrode and the gate electrode causes electrons to be emitted from the multitude of emitter needles due to the resulting electrical field. The gate electrode is connected with thermal conductivity via a connecting element to a heat sink arranged outside the tube volume.

X-ray tube assembly and X-ray CT equipment

A lightweight X-ray tube assembly and X-ray CT equipment having the same. The X-ray tube assembly includes an X-ray tube and a tube housing. The X-ray tube includes: a cathode for generating an electron beam; an anode for radiating X rays by collision of the electron beam; an envelope for holding the cathode and the anode in a vacuum atmosphere; and an X-ray window provided in the envelope to irradiate some of X rays radiated from the anode toward a test subject. The tube housing encapsulates the X-ray tube together with an insulating oil. The X-ray tube assembly further includes a protective member that is provided at least around the X-ray window on an outer wall of the envelope and shields the X rays.

Electric motor for dual ended x-ray tube

An x-ray tube includes a housing containing cooling oil and a vacuum envelope disposed within the housing and including a solid envelope wall. The oil is disposed between the housing and wall. An anode and cathode are arranged in a vacuum environment and surrounded by the wall. A rotor connected to the anode is arranged on bearings within the vacuum environment. Additionally, a stator assembly positioned within the oil surrounds the rotor to define an oil-filled annular gap. The stator assembly includes a stator core, stator teeth spaced apart by intervening stator slots, and stator windings disposed within the stator slots. Each stator tooth includes a tooth tip positioned adjacent to the boundary wall and set a distance apart from the stator windings to form an intra-slot cooling channel in fluid communication with the oil-filled annular gap such that the stator teeth inclusive of its tooth tips are immersed in oil.