Morton, Edward Reginald, 1867- · New York : E.B. Treat & Co. · leaf 59
cathode in the original and p Morton. ^ 34 TEXT-BOOK OF RADIOLOGY. many of the later X-ray tubes. In most a separate anodeis supplied which may or may not be joined externally tothe anti-cathode, and this has the effect of making thetube steadier in action. (See Fig. 12.) In this diagram of an… … Fig. 12. Plan of a Modern X-ray tube. high potential current of electricity—the anode of thetube being joined to the positive pole and the cathode tothe negative—and as the induction coil is the one in mostgeneral use at present, I will assume this except whenotherwise specified. The coil being set…
