Devices are described which automatically keep constant the output of an X-ray tube, as measured by an ionisation chamber. The compensation is made either by alteration of H.T. voltage or filament current, or in the case of ionic tubes by alteration of gas pressure.
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D. E. Lea (1939) studied this question.
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