ArticleNanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2024
Fabrication of ZnO Nanowire Cold Cathode Flat-Panel X-ray Source with a Reflective Anode.
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A novel reflective anode flat-panel X-ray source using ZnO nanowire cold cathode and a metal anode has been developed. Simulation analysis indicated that the reflective anode structure reduces electric field concentration compared to a transmission anode structure. The current-voltage characteristics, X-ray radiation dose rate, and stability of the fabricated device were thoroughly characterized. The device demonstrated a maximum emission current of 481.1 μA and a maximum radiation dose rate of 303 μGy/s at an anode voltage of 40 kV. The X-ray imaging of various objects was also conducted. Our findings are of significance for developing high-performance, robust flat-panel X-ray sources for diverse applications.
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