Primary X-ray Circuit | X-ray physics | Radiology Physics Course #16

[@shikharsrivastava682]

Audio in this video is comparatively so much better..was struggling to hear you.properly earlier..👍👍

[@ZeinaAlAnouti]

Thank you so much for these videos. I never learned something with such quality!

[@steves3948]

Thank you.

[@DrZubiaTarar]

Best lectures. Thank you!

[@radiologytutorials]

☺️ thank you!

[@phillipperez3358]

Would the question bank be suitable for a limited x-ray machine operator? Or is it aimed at a higher level cert?

[@radiologytutorials]

I’m not sure to be honest. The questions are aligned to the same level as these talks here on KZbin. They are not super complicated - rather enduring people focus on core concepts. Sorry to be so vague Phillip!

[@phillipperez3358]

@@radiologytutorials I appreciate the response. :) thanks

[@simonkimberley9863]

You said 50 to 100 times here. To get from 200V to 100kV would be 500 times. Love your stuff, just a heads up.

[@radiologytutorials]

Thanks 👍🏼

[@mayezdove]

good

[@fjkhan2156]

R these lectures helpful for frcr step 1 exam?

[@radiologytutorials]

Yes! Many people have messaged me having gone through these videos and passed the exam 😊

[@nghschoolofhealthsciences4031]

Not a fan of your schematic. both the line monitor and the pre-reading kVp meter should be wired in parallel relative to both transformers, because voltage is constant in parallel. The return line from the high voltage transformer should not bypass the autotransformer.

[@radiologytutorials]

You’re right. It a very simplified schematic. I’ve also purposefully left out some components. My goal here is to give a conceptual understanding not a technical one.