Ionizing RADIATION GENERATOR of the present invention is a pulsed x-ray emitter. It is difficult, in principle, to increase the mean accelerated electron beam power because of the anode design which makes heat removal difficult. The emitter also includes an accelerating tube whose high-voltage electrode is coupled to the low-voltage end of the step-up winding of the resonance transformer. A source of charged particles is arranged in the evacuated inner space of the accelerating tube between the
Ionizing RADIATION GENERATOR of the present invention is a pulsed x-ray emitter. It is difficult, in principle, to increase the mean accelerated electron beam power because of the anode design which makes heat removal difficult. The emitter also includes an accelerating tube whose high-voltage electrode is coupled to the low-voltage end of the step-up winding of the resonance transformer. A source of charged particles is arranged in the evacuated inner space of the accelerating tube between the
Ionizing RADIATION GENERATOR of the present invention is a pulsed x-ray emitter. It is difficult, in principle, to increase the mean accelerated electron beam power because of the anode design which makes heat removal difficult. The emitter also includes an accelerating tube whose high-voltage electrode is coupled to the low-voltage end of the step-up winding of the resonance transformer. A source of charged particles is arranged in the evacuated inner space of the accelerating tube between the