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Investigating the energy spectrum of an X-ray tube as a function of the high voltage and the emission current

Investigating the energy spectrum of an X-ray tube as a function of the high voltage and the emission current

VP6.3.3.2

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Description

The experiment P6.3.3.2 records the energy spectrum of the X-ray apparatus as a function of the high voltage and the emission current using a goniometer in the Bragg configuration. The aim is to investigate the spectral distribution of the continuum of bremsstrahlung radiation and the intensity of the characteristic lines.

Components of equipment sets

1	554801 8	X-ray apparatus, Mo, complete
1	55901 8	End-window counter with cable for α, β, γ and X-rays
1		additionally required: PC with Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 (x86 or x64)

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P6.3.3.2 Investigating the energy spectrum of an X-ray tube as a function of the high voltage and the emission current

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Investigating the energy spectrum of an X-ray tube as a function of the high voltage and the emission current

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