Radiant energy – With charged particle beam deflection or focussing – With detector
Patent
1982-09-28
1984-08-21
Anderson, Bruce C.
Radiant energy
With charged particle beam deflection or focussing
With detector
250396R, 2505051, 3133631, G01K 100, H01J 300
Patent
active
044672055
ABSTRACT:
An electron beam generating system provides a high degree of steadiness of the beam current and comprises a heated cathode, an auxiliary electrode lying at a more negative potential than the cathode, and a transpierced anode. A diaphragm surrounding the beam and connected to a precision resistor is further provided at that side of the auxiliary electrode facing away from the cathode. A portion of the beam current influenced by the control electrode is blanked out by the diaphragm. The precision resistor is connected as an actual value generator to a regulator which is connected to a reference voltage, the output of the regulator influencing the potential of the control electrode over a final control element for the purpose of maintaining the beam current measured by the diaphragm constant.
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Beisswenger Siegfried
Boppel Wolfgang
Anderson Bruce C.
Dr. Ing. Rudolf Hill GmbH
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