The present invention provides an X-ray generating apparatus and an X-ray fluoroscopy imaging system comprising the same. The X-ray generating apparatus comprises: an electron accelerator including an electron acceleration unit, an electron emission unit, and a target; a shielding and collimating device, including a shielding structure and a collimator arranged in the shielding structure, wherein the target is surrounded by the shielding structure, the collimator is arranged in a direction passing through the target point and forming an angle from 30 degrees to 150 degrees with the electron beam shooting the target.

A portable XRF analyzer includes a hand shield and a handle. In one embodiment, the XRF analyzer further comprises a power component spaced-apart from an engine component. The handle and the hand shield extend in parallel between the engine component and the power component, attaching the engine component to the power component. In another embodiment, the XRF analyzer further comprises two housing portions, each integrally formed in a single, monolithic body formed together at the same time. The two housing portions are joined together to form an XRF analyzer housing. In another embodiment, the hand shield is shorter than the handle.

Disclosed herein is an X-ray source having cooling and shielding functions. The X-ray source includes an X-ray generation unit (100) which has one or more insulation columns (160) and emits X-rays in a vacuum; a cooling unit (180) which is provided around a periphery of the X-ray generation unit and removes heat generated from the X-ray generation unit; and a shielding unit (190) which is provided around a periphery of the cooling unit and shields an area exposed to X-rays other than the areas related to the emission of the X-rays.

Disclosed are a cartridge-type X-ray source apparatus and an X-ray emission apparatus using the same. The X-ray source includes: a cathode electrode provided with an electron emission source by using a nanostructure; an anode electrode having a target emitting X-rays by electron collision; and a housing forming an external appearance, and exposing a cathode electrode terminal connected to the cathode electrode and an anode electrode terminal connected to the anode electrode to an outside thereof, wherein the cathode electrode terminal and the anode electrode terminal differ from each other in at least one of exposure direction, height, size, and shape.

Disclosed is a high-voltage X-ray tank with a miniaturized shielding structure which includes an X-ray shielding part having a cylindrical structure in which an X-ray tube for radiating X-rays is accommodated and an X-ray radiation port is formed in one side surface thereof, a main block body having a box-shaped structure in which the X-ray shielding part is mounted on one side surface thereof and which is electrically connected to the X-ray shielding part, and a lens part having a structure which is mounted on the one side surface of the X-ray shielding part and focuses X-rays radiated through the X-ray radiation port on a preset position. According to the present invention, the high-voltage X-ray tank, in which insulating and shielding performance is improved and which has an ultra-small and ultra-light-shielding structure based on the improved insulating and shielding performance, can be provided.

A deflection plate for deflecting charged particles, the plate comprising a recess is provided.

Disclosed is a high-voltage X-ray tank with a miniaturized shielding structure which includes an X-ray shielding part having a cylindrical structure in which an X-ray tube for radiating X-rays is accommodated and an X-ray radiation port is formed in one side surface thereof, a main block body having a box-shaped structure in which the X-ray shielding part is mounted on one side surface thereof and which is electrically connected to the X-ray shielding part, and a lens part having a structure which is mounted on the one side surface of the X-ray shielding part and focuses X-rays radiated through the X-ray radiation port on a preset position. According to the present invention, the high-voltage X-ray tank, in which insulating and shielding performance is improved and which has an ultra-small and ultra-light-shielding structure based on the improved insulating and shielding performance, can be provided.

Disclosed is an X-ray source, including: a cathode including a shielding channel through which an X-ray passes; emitters formed on an upper surface of the cathode, and arranged around the shielding channel; an anode positioned so as to face the cathode, and including an anode target in which an E-beam is focused; and a gate electrode positioned between the cathode and the anode, and including gate holes at positions corresponding to those of the emitters.

A radiation generating apparatus includes: an envelope 1 having a first window 2 through which a radiation is transmitted; and a radiation tube 10 being held within the envelope 1, and having a second window 15 which is arranged in opposition to the first window 2, and through which the radiation is transmitted; and a radiation shielding member 16 thermally connected to the second window 15, having a radiation transmitting hole 21 arranged in communication with the second window 15, and having a protruding portion protruding from the second window 15 toward the first window 2. A thermally conductive member 17 having a higher thermal conductivity rather than that of the radiation shielding member 16 is connected to the protruding portion of the radiation shielding member 16. The radiation generating apparatus can shield an unnecessary radiation and cool a target with a simple structure and is entirely reduced in weight.

An x-ray emitter includes a housing. In an embodiment, the housing includes a diamagnetic or paramagnetic housing material and a plurality of ferromagnetic particles. In an embodiment, the ferromagnetic particles are aligned substantially along closed paths. A medical device includes an embodiment of the x-ray emitter. A method is further for producing an embodiment of the x-ray emitter.