HF X-ray provides an innovative solution for ‘today’s challenged in radiographic imaging, merging sophisticated technology and system architecture with a simple, menu-drive program, the design team at MediRay Healthcare has addressed the concepts of technologists and clinics.
Ultimate HF Series Generator
| Specification | Model | ||
| Max.Output Power | HF 15 | 15kW | |
| HF 32 | 32kW | ||
| HF 40 | 40kW | ||
| HF 50 | 50kW | ||
| Radiography | kV Range | HF 15 | 40 ~ 125kv |
| HF 32 | 40 ~ 125kv | ||
| HF 40 | 40 ~ 150kv | ||
| HF 50 | 40 ~ 150kv | ||
| mA Range | HF 15 | 10 ~ 320mA | |
| HF 32 | 10 ~ 400mA | ||
| HF 40 | 10 ~ 500mA | ||
| HF 50 | 10 ~ 630mA | ||
| mAs Range | HF 15 | 0.1 ~ 400 mAs | |
| HF 32 | 0.1 ~ 500 mAs | ||
| HF 40 | 0.1 ~ 630 mAs | ||
| HF 50 | 0.1 ~ 800 mAs | ||
| Exposure Time | 0.001 ~ 10.0 sec | ||
| Techniques | 6 kinds | ||
| AEC | option | ||
| APR | 1000 sets | ||
| DR/DDR Sync | option | ||
| Fluroscopy | kV Range | 40 ~ 125kv | |
| mA Range | 0.1 ~ 5.0Ma | ||
| Exposure Time | 5min (Max) | ||
| High Speed Rotor | option | ||
| Peripheral Interface | CAN | Int & Ext, Interface | |
| USB, Serial, Parallel | Ext, Interface | ||
| Toshiba Tube | E7239X | E7240X | |
| X-ray tube focus 1.0-2.0 mm | X-ray tube focus 0.6-1.2 mm | ||
| 125 kV – 22.5/47 kW | 150 kV – 15/30 kW | ||
| 140 kHU | 140 kHU | ||
Product Features:
| Maximized accuracy and stability | applied by micro-processor and CAN (Control Area Network) type |
| Simplification of Harness wire | by CAN type design and improvement of system reliability |
| Self Diagnostic System | the whole system operation and functions are monitored by CAN |
| Upgraded User Flexibility | Includes internal and external interface with variety of peripheral connection as USB, Serial Parallel and CAN Higher Reproducibility |
| Convenient installation | simple set up process through auto-calibration function. |
| APR | Over 1,000 APR Memories help to find best radiographic conditions. |
| History Management | available the data for radiographic conditions, exposure numbers, error details etc. Basically equipped DR/DDR connection and detection Frequency variable control inverter type |
What Are The Benefits:
- The x-ray dose rate per second is dramatically increased. An HF unit emits approximately 2% times the dose of a mains rectified unit. In practical terms this gives a reduction in exposure time of 60%. The radiation dose is reduced and exposure times are reduced, decreasing the risk of movement blur.
- Because of the increased consistency of the x-ray beam there is less scatter. therefore image quality is improved.
- Exposure consistency is very high with HF systems. With mains rectified machines, X-ray images can appear different even though the same exposure is selected. This is because an x-ray beam is made up of photons of mixed wavelengths. The older half— and full-wave rectification in small x-ray generators result in marked variations in the energy of the individual photons of the x-ray beam.
