DETERMINATION OF THE MAXIMUM SYMMETRICAL RADIATION FIELD FROM A ROTATING ANODE X-RAY TUBE FOR MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS
International Electrotechnical Committee
Contents<br>Foreword<br>Preface<br>Introduction<br>Clause<br>1. Scope and object<br> 1.1 Scope<br> 1.2 Object<br>2. Terminology <br> 2.1 Degree of requirements<br> 2.2 Definitions<br>3. Other international standards<br>4. Maximum symmetrical RADIATION FIELD<br> 4.1 Orientation of the maximum symmetrical <br> RADIATION FIELD<br> 4.2 Distribution of AIR KERMA RATE<br> 4.3 Maximum AIR KERMA RATE<br>5. Measurement of the distribution of AIR KERMA RATE<br> 5.1 Measuring arrangement<br> 5.2 Measuring conditions<br>6. Compliance<br> 6.1 Assessment of compliance<br> 6.2 Statement of compliance<br>Appendix A - Index of terms<br>Appendix B - Determination of AIR KERMA RATE by radiographic<br>densitometric measurement
Is applicable 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.
| Document Type | Standard |
| Status | Current |
| Publisher | International Electrotechnical Committee |
| Committee | SC 62B |
