HD 513 S1:1989
(Main)Determination of the maximum symmetrical radiation field from a rotating anode X-ray tube for medical diagnosis
Determination of the maximum symmetrical radiation field from a rotating anode X-ray tube for medical diagnosis
Applies to X-ray tube assemblies containing rotating anode X-ray tubes, for use in medical diagnostic radiology for techniques in which the X-ray pattern will be received simultaneously in all points of the image reception area.
Bestimmung des maximalen symmetrischen Strahlungsfeldes von einer Drehanoden-Röntgenröhre für medizinische Diagnostik
Détermination du champ de rayonnement maximal symétrique provenant d'un tube à anode tournante utilisé en diagnostic médical
S'applique à un ensemble radiogène à rayonnement X et à une gaine équipée comportant un tube à anode tournante, utilisés en radiodiagnostic médical pour des techniques dans lesquelles l'image radiologique potentielle est reçue simultanément en tous points de la surface réceptrice de l'image.
Determination of the maximum symmetrical radiation field from a rotating anode X-ray tube for medical diagnosis (IEC 60806:1984)
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