High frequency supply for an x-ray tube

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Electronic circuit – X-ray source power supply

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378104, 363 71, H05G 170

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051557541

ABSTRACT:
A high-frequency supply for use with an x-ray tube having a central metallic tap includes two inverse rectifiers each having a high-voltage transformers, forming two series-connected high-voltage rectifiers. The tap of the x-ray tube is electrically connected between the two high-voltage rectifiers. Each inverse rectifier has a capacitor associated therewith, with the inverse rectifier connected at the cathode side of the x-ray tube having a capacitor with a higher capacitance than the inverse rectifier connected at the anode side of the x-ray tube. Current flowing in the line connected to the tap between the two high-voltage rectifiers is thus compensated, so that a shift in the center of the high-voltage is avoided.

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