Thank you very much for the nice presentation. I have been looking for a while for a presentation on HF x-ray generator. I have 3 questions for you: - How long has this technology for x-ray generation been on the market? Since IGBT and MOSFET are well known to us! - Does a so-called conventional X-ray (for single X-ray imaging) or a CT have the HF generator? How is about C-arm X-ray machine in operation room? How they work? - Could you please give some more key advantages of the HF generator over a line frequency generator for X-ray machines?
@@freyrazi22721. HF technology helps to reduce size of bulky generators used in conventional x-ray machines, especially the transformer. 2. The ripple in DC in output after rectification is reduced and as such it produces steadier kV output. 3. The output control of the generator is faster & better
Thank you very much.
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Thank you very much for the nice presentation. I have been looking for a while for a presentation on HF x-ray generator.
I have 3 questions for you:
- How long has this technology for x-ray generation been on the market? Since IGBT and MOSFET are well known to us!
- Does a so-called conventional X-ray (for single X-ray imaging) or a CT have the HF generator? How is about C-arm X-ray machine in operation room? How they work?
- Could you please give some more key advantages of the HF generator over a line frequency generator for X-ray machines?
@@freyrazi2272 all CT & C-arm machines in market use HF TECHNOLOGY
@@freyrazi22721. HF technology helps to reduce size of bulky generators used in conventional x-ray machines, especially the transformer. 2. The ripple in DC in output after rectification is reduced and as such it produces steadier kV output. 3. The output control of the generator is faster & better
Please use original natural voice.most of the people don't like synthetic voice.
Thanks for your suggestion
@@masterplusasus HF technology is there in market from 90's