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Glass tubes |
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Tube designation
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Maximum parameters
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Size of focal spot
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Emergent beam angle
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Cooling
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Internal inherent filtration
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Weight
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Voltage kV
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Power W
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mm
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°
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Kg
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One-pole X-ray tubes with earthed, water cooled anode
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TSX 160/08
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150
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320
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0 .8
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60x60
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water
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1 mm Al
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10
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TSX 160/20
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160
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1000
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2.0
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40x60
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water
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1 mm Al
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11
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TSX 160P/38
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160
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1000
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3.8
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40x360
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water
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1 mm Al
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11
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TSX 225/25
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225
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1200
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2.5
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40x60
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water
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1 mm Al
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14
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TSX 225P/50
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225
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1200
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5.0
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40x360
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water
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1 mm Al
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14
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Two-polar X-ray tubes with earthed center, being cooled with high-voltage oil
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TSX 300/1540
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275
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1000
2500
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1.5
4.0
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40x40
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oil
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3 mm Al +
0.5 mm Cu
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39
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Any one-pole tubes can operate with any one-pole units of EXTRAVOLT series, as well as any two-polar tubes can operate with any two-polar generators. When the maximum modes of the tube and generator don’t coincide the real modes shall be restricted to that component which modes are lower.
For example, the unit EXTRAVOLT-225 can operate with the tube designed for 160kV, its maximum voltage being 160kV instead of 225kV. The unit EXTRAVOLT-160 can operate with the tube designed for 225kV, its maximum voltage being 160kV.
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