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Functional Principle of the Instrument
Instrument Overview
2.3
Functional Principle of the Instrument
The following figure shows the principle structure of the instrument:
Fig. 2-2: Functional principle of the instrument
Functional principle
1. The x-ray tube generates the primary x-radiation (primary radiation). The electrically
heated cathode emits electrons. Accelerated by the applied high voltage to very high
speeds, the electrons bombard the anode material. This generates the primary
x-radiation.
2. The primary filter optimizes the energy distribution of the primary x-radiation.
3. The shutter serves as a safety device and closes the access of the primary x-radiation
to the measurement chamber, if needed.
X-ray tube
Cathode
Anode
Primary x-radiation
Mirror
Lens
Video camera
Aperture
Coating layer
Base material
X-ray fluorescence radiation
Spectrum
WinFTM
main window
Detector
Shutter
Primary filter
Summary of Contents for FISCHERSCOPE X-RAY 4000 Series
Page 18: ...18 FISCHERSCOPE X RAY Components...
Page 24: ...24 FISCHERSCOPE X RAY Manual Measurements Deleting Measurement Readings...
Page 28: ...28 FISCHERSCOPE X RAY WinFTM File Structure Product...
Page 44: ...44 FISCHERSCOPE X RAY User Interface of the WinFTM Software The Spectrum Window...
Page 122: ...122 FISCHERSCOPE X RAY Calibration...
Page 140: ...140 FISCHERSCOPE X RAY Addendum Periodic Table of the Elements with X Ray Properties...
Page 167: ...WinFTM 167...