acceleration voltage

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acceleration voltage [ak‚sel·ə′rā·shən ′vōl·təj]

(electronics)

The voltage between a cathode and accelerating electrode of an electron tube.

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No references found			[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] The energy gain of the electron beam is proportional to the acceleration voltage and is expressed in electron volts (eV) that represent the energy gained by a particle of unit charge by passing the potential difference of 1 V. Electron beam processing of elastomers by Drobny, Jiri George / Rubber World The efficiency of his instrument was relatively low so that he was forced to use acceleration voltages as high as 29 kV for routine analysis. Uncertainty in quantitative electron probe microanalysis by Heinrich, Kurt F.J. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology Power density defines the energy distribution in the weld pool and can be affected by the acceleration voltage, beam current, oscillatory pattern, focus, gun-to-work distance, vacuum level, and method of filament peaking. Guidelines for electron-beam welding by Huber, Richard A. / Tooling & Production			accelerated weathering Accelerated-motion Photography accelerating admixture accelerating agent accelerating electrode accelerating incentive accelerating potential accelerating relay Acceleration acceleration analysis acceleration error acceleration feedback acceleration globulin acceleration measurement acceleration mechanisms acceleration of free fall Acceleration of Gravity acceleration phase acceleration potential acceleration services acceleration signature acceleration stress acceleration switch acceleration time acceleration tolerance acceleration voltage acceleration-error constant Accelerator accelerator board accelerator catalyst accelerator jet accelerator linkage accelerator mass spectrometer accelerator pedal accelerator pump Accelerator, High-Voltage Accelerator, Particle acceleratory reflex accelerogram accelerograph Accelerometer accelerometry ACCELL/SQL accelofilter accent accent lighting Accentual Versification accentuation accentuator accentuator circuit Accenture			Acceleration of the moon Acceleration of the planets Acceleration Options Working Group acceleration phase acceleration phase acceleration potential Acceleration Power Spectral Density acceleration ratio acceleration services acceleration signature Acceleration Simulation Mode Acceleration Skid Control Acceleration Slip Regulation Acceleration spectral density Acceleration spectral density acceleration stress Acceleration Studies Foundation acceleration switch acceleration time Acceleration Time History Acceleration Time to Ejection Time Acceleration Time to Right Ventricular Ejection Time Acceleration Time to Right Ventricular Ejection Time Ratio Acceleration to Excellence Program acceleration tolerance acceleration unit acceleration voltage acceleration-deceleration injury acceleration-error constant Accelerationist Hypothesis Accelerations Accelerations Accelerations Accelerations accelerative accelerative accelerative accelerative accelerative Accelerative Endowment Accelerative Endowments Accelerative Integrated Method accelerator accelerator accelerator accelerator accelerator accelerator Accelerator (car) Accelerator (car) Accelerator (car) Accelerator (chemistry) Accelerator (chemistry) Accelerator (disambiguation) Accelerator (disambiguation) Accelerator (disambiguation) Accelerator and Fusion Research Division

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