X-ray diagnostic apparatus for X-ray film photographs with an au

Radiant energy – Automatic/serial detection of similar sources

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250401, 250413, G03B 4116

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040876861

ABSTRACT:
In the illustrated embodiments a logical switching member is energized from a common power supply at the time that a manual switch is actuated for initiating an x-ray exposure. If the logical switching member does not receive an inhibiting signal within a definite inhibition interval less than a minimum exposure time, the switching member reaches a normal operating state and supplies its logical output signal to turn off the x-ray source. The inhibiting signal is not generated if the radiation detector fails to receive radiation from the x-ray source, or if there is a circuit failure in the inhibiting signal generating circuitry connected to the input of the switching member, or if the dosage fails to increase at least at a selected minimum rate during the inhibition time interval.

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