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• What side of the x-ray tube positive 
Anode 
• What side of the x-ray tube is negative 
Cathode 
• What is the role of the glass envelope 
Containment and maintains the vacuum 
• What is the role of the tube housing 
Prevents leakage and insulates 
• What end of the tube has the filament and focusing cup 
Cathode 
• What are the types of anodes 
Rotating and Stationary 
• What is the anode made of 
Tungsten 
• Why is Tungsten the chosen material for the anode 
Has a high atomic...
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What side of the x-ray tube positive 
Anode 
• What side of the x-ray tube is negative 
Cathode 
• What is the role of the glass envelope 
Containment and maintains the vacuum 
• What is the role of the tube housing 
Prevents leakage and insulates 
• What end of the tube has the filament and focusing cup 
Cathode 
• What are the types of anodes 
Rotating and Stationary 
• What is the anode made of 
Tungsten 
• Why is Tungsten the chosen material for the anode 
Has a high atomic num...
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Meaghan Piretti Study Guide Questions And Correct Answers |100% Verified |Guaranteed Success | update
Incoming power supply 
• 220 volts 
Single phase 
• 100% voltage ripple 
3 phase, 6 pulse 
• 14% voltage ripple 
3 phase, 12 pulse 
• 4% voltage ripple 
High frequency 
• 1% voltage ripple - the best 
4 things needed to produce x-rays 
1. source of free electrons 
2. accelerating electrons 
3. focusing the electrons 
4. decelerating electrons