X-Ray Production Flashcards

1
Q

X rays are produced when electrons are

A

accelerated from the cathode to the anode

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2
Q

tube voltage (mA)

A

potential difference between the cathode and the anode

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3
Q

filament current

A

the current applied to the filament

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4
Q

no. of xrays produced

A

∝mA ∝(kV)^2

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5
Q

electron volt eV

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KE gained by one electron when accelerated through a potential of 1 volt is 1 eV

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6
Q

intensity

A

energy flowing through unit area in unit time j/m^2/s

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7
Q

inverse square law

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the intensity of the radiation from a source varies inversely as the square of the distance from the source

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8
Q

small focal spot

A

good image quality

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9
Q

large focal spot

A

spreads the heat energy out

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10
Q

anode face angle is between

A

15-20 degrees

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11
Q

area of the real focus

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3x that of the apparent focus

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12
Q

K alpha X-Ray

A

electron comes from LIII or LII subshell

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13
Q

K beta X-Ray

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vacancy is filled from electron from M shell

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