X-Ray Emission Spectroscopic Analysis using Electric Charging and Discharging

X-Ray Emission due to electrification of insulator has been confirmed experimentally. The实验条件X-ray emission due to the electric charge-up effect have been extensivelystudied with the change of pressure, vacuum, insulator material, atmospheric gas, applied voltageelectric current （DC或AC）因此，这是发现the X-rays are only strongly emitted when the vacuum is a very narrowrange on the 10 - 1-2 Torr. the X-ray emission is very unstable even though we changed theexperimental conditions as far as we could control. The physical mechanism of this X-ray emissionhas been clarified；it is due to electron bombardment.Using this phenomena，我们已经建立了一个X-ray generating device using a1.5 V battery and high voltage inverter. Thisdevice is quite small，X-rays generated. The X-rays produced by The X-rays generated. The X-rays produced bythis device was again very unstable我们tried to find a condition by which the stable X-rays were generated. However，at the present stage of our work，我们没有发现这样的实验条件，我们不认为这是一个效应的研究应该在未来需要。

X-Ray Emission due to electrification of insulator has been confirmed experimentally. The experimental conditions of X-ray emission due to the electric charge-up effect have been extensively studied with the change of pressure, vacuum, insulator material, atmospheric gas, applied voltage, electric current (DC or AC), and so on. It is found that the X-rays are only strongly emitted when the vacuum is a very narrow range on the 10ィイD1-2ィエD1 Torr. The X-ray emission is very unstable even though we changed the experimental conditions as far as we could control. The physical mechanism of this X-ray emission has been clarified; it is due to electron bombardment.Using this phenomena, we have constructed an X-ray generating device using a 1.5 V battery and high voltage inverter. This device is quite small, and it has been observed that significant strength of X-rays were generated. The X-rays produced by this device was again very unstable, and we tried to find a condition by which the stable X-rays were generated. However, at the present stage of our work, we have not yet found such an experimental condition. We believe that the study of charge-up effect should be needed in the future.