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X-ray Circuits Matching
why can you only obtain mAs meter readings immediately after an exposure?
tube current is only generated during the second phase of the x-ray production process
this meter measures the current passing between the electrodes of an x-ray tube
millammeter-seconds meter
reduction of voltage and development of high amperage by a step down transformer occurs in the
filament portion of the circuit
why are the majority of the components of the x-ray tube found in the primary circuit?
reduce the risk from electrical shock
most common device used to create the high potential difference across the x-ray tube
high tension transformer
in a radiographic unit, the milliammeter will register only during the activation of the
second (exposure) stage of the exposure switch
large focal spot is used for settings above what mA?
300 mA
the high temps that are needed to produce the thermionic emission in the filament of an x-ray tube require a current of about:
4-6 amps (temp of 2200 degrees celcius)
an increase in kVp will also cause an increase in _____________ that requires the use of a _________________.
electron cloud, space charge compensator
which circuit? 25,000-150,000 volts
secondary circuit
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