X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Electronic circuit
Patent
1989-04-25
1991-01-22
Westin, Edward P.
X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices
Electronic circuit
378 95, 378197, H05G 108
Patent
active
049875833
ABSTRACT:
An X-ray apparatus has motors for moving its components in different directions. Sensors are provided to detect a collision between a motor driven component and an object, such as a patient being examined. In response to a collision being detected, a normal motor power supply is disconnected from the motor and another power supply is connected to the motor to move the component in the reverse direction. A safeguard is incorporated to insure that both power supplies cannot be coupled to the motor at the same time. For components which can strike a patient when moving in either of two directions, different collision sensors are provided for each direction. For this configuration, a mechanism also is provided to inhibit the connection of the other power supply when collisions are simultaneously detected each direction of component movement.
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Allen Philip M.
Chopra Vinod K.
Travanty Frank C.
Chu Kim-Kwok
General Electric Company
Westin Edward P.
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