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Kizmo
Sun May 10 2015, 10:36AM Print
Kizmo Registered Member #599 Joined: Thu Mar 22 2007, 07:40PM
Location: Northern Finland, Rovaniemi
Posts: 624
I decided to take a look inside my fluoroscopy x-ray head. Here are some pictures:

This head came from real time x-ray fluoroscopy machine and was rated for 3.1mA 100kV operation.


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I wiped everything down with isopropyl alcohol before opening the case because i want to keep the oil as clean as possible :)


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Oily mess, but not too bad. I had to cut the wires as there was no easy way to disconnect them from the terminal block.


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Transformer out of the box, its a iron core transformer that is designed to run at 140-400V and 300Hz.


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Secondary is diode split


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The transformer works on 50Hz too, but only up to 100VAC


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Tube was surprisingly large and in very good condition. Anode is nice and shiny, filaments are good. I found out from the service manual that the tube is rated for 110kVpk 20mA operation in normal xray mode where exposure time is below 320ms.

.. wonder what happens next..
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Ash Small
Sun May 10 2015, 03:52PM
Ash Small Registered Member #3414 Joined: Sun Nov 14 2010, 05:05PM
Location: UK
Posts: 4245
Interesting photo's of the transformer windings. Thanks for posting smile
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Dr. H.
Sun May 10 2015, 06:22PM
Dr. H. Registered Member #931 Joined: Mon Jul 30 2007, 05:25PM
Location: Bulgaria
Posts: 486
Beautiful transformer smile Thanks for shearing Kizmo
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omegalabs
Sun May 10 2015, 07:54PM
omegalabs Registered Member #1521 Joined: Thu Jun 05 2008, 10:46AM
Location: Hungary
Posts: 128
I have the same xray tube. These are compact, yet very useful. I made xray pictures with 500uA around 60kV for 30s with speed 100 intensifying screen.
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