Crystals

Crystals, such as quartz and salt, are solid substances that are composed of atoms, molecules or ions held together in a regular and repetitive arrangement. Crystals have distinct physical properties, such as a specific chemical composition, size, form and an ordered internal structure. They are also able to vibrate and interact with electromagnetic fields. This makes them useful in a variety of electronics and engineering applications.

402F3741XIAR application field and working principle

The 402F3741XIAR is a X-Ray Induced Annealing Radiation Source (XIAR) with an application field in radio and telecommunication components. It is specifically designed for annealing ferromagnetic components and providing a more stable material structure by reducing, rearranging and refresh the residual magnetism due to thermal environmental, mechanical and other influences.

The 402F3741XIAR works by providing an X-Ray flux to anneal the material in a very precise manner. The device produces very small and precise X-Ray beams that are concentrated and directed onto the part to be annealed. The X-Ray flux passes through the material and induces an internal structure modification, which then leads to a stable material structure. The process is very fast and requires minimal additional energy, which makes it extremely efficient.

The 402F3741XIAR is a powerful and reliable device that can be used to anneal a variety of materials with different physical and chemical properties. It can be used to treat ferromagnetic components, as well as semiconductor materials and stainless steel. The device is very precise and allows for precise annealing, which ensures a reliable material structure and performance.