Tokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Tatsuo Simizu

Tetsu Sano

Masataka Komine

Takezou Yasuzuka

Toshiyuki Matsuzaki

Hisao Ishiwata

Hikaru Matsuzaki

A magnetron anode constructed by welding a pole piece to each open end of a copper anode cylinder. A nickel layer is plated on the surface of the pole piece. A welded mass resulting from welding the pole piece to the open end of the anode cylinder covers the peripheral edge of the pole piece. The welded is mostly formed of a nickel-copper alloy resulting from the mutual fusion of the copper material of the anode cylinder and the nickel of the nickel layer.

Magnetic anode and a method of manufacturing the same

A vacuum vessel, used for such as an X-ray image intensifier, is provided with a radiation-permeable window member prepared from titanium or alloys thereof. The window member is supported on a support frame of iron or alloys thereof by resistance welding. A method of manufacturing the vacuum vessel comprises the steps of: successively spot welding the periphery of the window member by resistive heating to a support frame made of iron or alloys thereof with a pressure of 40-200 kg/cm.sup.2 while interposing a metal foil insert member having a lower melting point than the transformation point of the window member between the window member and the support frame; and hermetically sealing the periphery of the window member in the support frame.

Method of manufacturing a vacuum vessel provided with a

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