GE Healthcare · X-ray R&F
ADX MPX MSI SN 3318 Pulse Bias Voltage Checks For Pulsed Fluoro and Cine Systems
Symptom
ADX MPX MSI SN 3318 Pulse Bias Voltage Checks For Pulsed Fluoro and Cine Systems A pulse bias voltage that is too low does not cut off the electron beam, and allows some continuous radiation to be generated with no pulses applied to the LED terminals. A pulse bias voltage that is too high can lead to a filament to cathode short, which is commonly called a grid short.
Applies to
- Product
- MPX
- Area
- X-ray R&F
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