Analog frequency X-ray machine and high frequency X-ray machine

X-ray machines are classified according to their working methods and can be divided into two categories, namely analog frequency X-ray machines and high frequency X-ray machines. The main difference between the two is that the analog frequency X-ray machine is a UPS that uses a power frequency transformer as the rectifier and inverter components. The high frequency X-ray machine uses high-frequency switching technology to replace the UPS in the rectifier and inverter. Generally, the penetrating power of high frequency X-ray machines is stronger than that of analog frequency X-ray machines, and soft tissue images are clearer and less blurred. The radiation hazard of analog frequency X-ray machines is greater than that of high frequency X-ray machines.
Of course, if you don’t need to shoot soft tissue or apply it to animals, the price of analog frequency X-ray machines is lower than that of high frequency X-ray machines, and it is more cost-effective while completing corresponding photography tasks, which is also a good choice.
X-ray is a kind of electromagnetic radiation with very short wavelength, which has high penetrating power and can pass through many substances that are opaque to visible light. Shielding should be set up between the radiation source and the staff to reduce or eliminate the radiation of radiation, shielding with lead clothing, lead aprons, lead caps, lead glasses, lead gloves, etc. Increase the distance between the radiation source and the scatterer (i.e. the worker) as much as possible to reduce the radiation dose received. For every doubling of the distance, the radiation dose is reduced by 3/4. If it is unavoidable to be exposed to radiation during work, the cumulative time should not exceed 30 minutes.
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Author: X Ray Machine Accessories