Rotation anode X-ray tube

A rotation anode X-ray tube comprising:

• an anode target which generates X-rays due to electrons being incident;
• an electron emitting source which emits electrons to be incident into the anode target;
• a recoil electron capturing structure which surrounds an orbit of the electrons heading from the electron emitting source toward the anode target and captures electrons emitted from the electron emitting source and recoiled on the anode target, the recoil electron capturing structure being in a ring shape and formed of an oxide-dispersion-strengthened copper having a crystal orientation throughout the recoil electron capturing structure that is parallel in one specified direction that is perpendicular to an axial direction of the recoil electron capturing structure such that the crystal orientation substantially inhibits crack propagation from an inside surface of the recoil electron capturing structure in a radial direction thereof;
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• a vacuum envelop which keeps at least a periphery of the anode target, the electron emitting source, and the recoil electron capturing structure at a predetermined degree of vacuum.

A rotation anode electron tube comprising:

• an anode target which generates X-rays due to electrons being incident;
• an electron emitting source which emits electrons to be incident into the anode target;
• a recoil electron capturing structure comprising:
• a first member which surrounds an orbit of the electrons heading from the electron emitting source toward the anode target and captures electrons emitted from the electron emitting source and recoiled on the anode target, the first member being in a ring shape and formed from an oxide-dispersion strengthened copper having a crystal orientation throughout the first member that is parallel in one specified direction that is perpendicular to an axial direction of the recoil electron capturing structure, the first member being disposed at an inside position at least in a radial direction such that the crystal orientation substantially inhibits crack propagation from an inner surface of the first member in a radial direction thereof;
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• a second member formed from copper, and disposed at an outside position in the radial direction of the first member, the second member sharing a joint surface with the first member, which is parallel to the axial direction;
• a vacuum envelop which keeps at least a periphery of the anode target, the electron emitting source, and the recoil electron capturing structure at a predetermined degree of vacuum.