Name: X-ray generator
Brand: Cavash Medical Supplies Ltd
Rating: 4.7 (5 reviews)

An X-ray generator is a device used to produce X-rays for diagnostic imaging purposes in radiology departments, medical facilities, and industrial settings. It consists of an X-ray tube, which generates X-rays when high-voltage electricity is applied, and a control panel to adjust exposure settings. X-ray generators operate by converting electrical energy into X-ray photons through a process called thermionic emission. Inside the X-ray tube, electrons are emitted from a heated cathode and accelerated toward an anode target made of tungsten or other high atomic number materials. When the electrons collide with the anode, X-rays are produced as a result of the rapid deceleration of the electrons. Key components of an X-ray generator include: 1. High-voltage generator: Supplies the necessary electrical power to the X-ray tube, typically ranging from tens to hundreds of kilovolts (kV), to accelerate electrons across the tube and generate X-rays. 2. Control panel: Allows operators to adjust exposure parameters such as tube voltage (kV), tube current (mA), and exposure time (mAs) to optimize image quality while minimizing radiation dose to patients. 3. X-ray tube: Houses the cathode, anode, and other components necessary for X-ray production. It is designed to withstand high temperatures and dissipate heat efficiently during operation. X-ray generators are essential components of X-ray systems, fluoroscopy units, CT scanners, and other imaging equipment used in medical diagnosis and industrial testing. They play a critical role in producing high-quality X-ray images for the detection and diagnosis of various medical conditions, injuries, and defects in materials. Proper maintenance and calibration of X-ray generators are necessary to ensure reliable performance and adherence to safety standards.

X-ray generator

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