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The electron gun acts as the source of electrons. It consists off an emitter (filament), grid cylinder and anode.
The filament emits electrons when heated to a very high temperature. It is heated by passing a current through the filament.
These electrons are then drawn downward by an electric field. They are focused into a beam by a electrostatic field.
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