Abstract: An antenna structure includes a metal shell including a grounded middle frame provided with a main body and sides bent and extending from two sides of the main body and a radiating part serving as an antenna radiating body. The radiating part forms an insulation filled gap with the middle frame. Two ends of the radiating part are arranged opposed to each other for forming an insulation filled breaking joint. A circuit board is arranged below the metal shell, and one side of the circuit board adjacent to the radiating part forms a clearance zone between the circuit board and the radiating part. The antenna further includes a feeding point, at least one ground point, and a tuning circuit. The feeding point is close to the breaking joint, and the ground point includes a first ground point and a second ground point.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a metal shell including a grounded middle frame provided with a main body and sides bent and extending from two sides of the main body and a radiating part serving as an antenna radiating body. The radiating part forms an insulation filled gap with the middle frame. Two ends of the radiating part are arranged opposed to each other for forming an insulation filled breaking joint. A circuit board is arranged below the metal shell, and one side of the circuit board adjacent to the radiating part forms a clearance zone between the circuit board and the radiating part. The antenna further includes a feeding point, at least one ground point, and a tuning circuit. The feeding point is close to the breaking joint, and the ground point includes a first ground point and a second ground point.

Abstract: Disclosed is a device for outputting high and/or low energy X-rays, in which the electron gun power supply provides power to the electron linear accelerating tube under the control of the control system; the microwave power source accelerates electron beams generated by the electron linear accelerating tube under the control of the control system; the electron linear accelerating tube is connected to the electron gun power supply and the microwave power source respectively, to generate high energy electron beams; the high-voltage electron gun power supply provides power to the high-voltage electron gun under the control of the control system; the high-voltage electron gun is connected to the voltage electron gun power supply to generate low energy electron beams; the radiation target receives the high energy electron beams to generate high energy transmission X-rays, and/or receive the low energy electron beams to generate low energy reflection X-rays.

Abstract: Disclosed is a device for outputting high and/or low energy X-rays, in which the electron gun power supply provides power to the electron linear accelerating tube under the control of the control system; the microwave power source accelerates electron beams generated by the electron linear accelerating tube under the control of the control system; the electron linear accelerating tube is connected to the electron gun power supply and the microwave power source respectively, to generate high energy electron beams; the high-voltage electron gun power supply provides power to the high-voltage electron gun under the control of the control system; the high-voltage electron gun is connected to the voltage electron gun power supply to generate low energy electron beams; the radiation target receives the high energy electron beams to generate high energy transmission X-rays, and/or receive the low energy electron beams to generate low energy reflection X-rays.