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As heat build-up is a major limiting factor in x-ray tube design, why can't the anode be kept at a low base-line temp to reduce heating and limit the potential for structural damage to the target?
Does operating the x-ray tube at relatively low temperatures, say zero celsius, affect x-ray emission spectra?
Is anyone out there cooling x-ray tubes with cryogens?
Does operating the x-ray tube at relatively low temperatures, say zero celsius, affect x-ray emission spectra?
Is anyone out there cooling x-ray tubes with cryogens?