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X-ray tube, Mo

X-ray tube, Mo

554861

8 X-ray tube, Mo

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Description

Directly heated hot cathode tube with screw thread for heat sink and two-pin plug socket for cathode heating for X-ray apparatus (554 800 / 554 801).

Technical data

Anode material: molybdenum
Characteristic radiation:
K_α =71.1 pm (17.4 keV), K_β = 63.1 pm (19.6 keV)
Max. emission current: 1 mA
Max. anode voltage: 35 kV
Size of focal spot: approx. 2 mm²
Minimum service life: 300 hours
Absorber foil (to generate monochromatic radiation): zirconium (Zr)
Diameter: 4.5 cm
Length: 20 cm
Weight: 0.3 kg

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