Category Archives: XRAYS

Portable Xray Machines in near future

 

Portable X-ray machines have been around for nearly 100 years, but they are only portable in the sense that they can be budged at all. Most are heavy, large, and require as much power as an electric-fired home water heater to use.

The mission of Tribogenics, a Southern California-based startup, is to to replace all those clunky machines with devices no larger than a good-sized laptop. The company plans to get there using a tiny X-ray generator the length of a stick of gum, that could power small, battery-powered X-ray machines. If successful, the lightweight imaging machines could easily be transported to the front lines of combat, to disaster areas, or simply to remote locales far from hospitals – all without needing to transport the patient. To help move from science experiment to product, Tribogenics has raised $6.2 million from Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund.

Basic & Detailed Tutorial On X-rays for Biomedical Beginners

Modern medical imaging began with an almost accidental discovery in the lab of Professor Wilhelm Roentgen in Germany on a November day in 1895.

COMPLETE LECTURE NOTES ON XRAYS FOR ANY UNIVERSITY OF INDIA

COMPLETE LECTURE NOTES COVERING FOLLOWING TOPICS

FUNDAMENTAL OF XRAYS

  1. PRODUCTION OF XRAYS
  2. PROPERTIES OF XRAYS
  3. UNITS OF X RAY RADIATION

X RAY MACHINE

  • XRAY GENERATOR
  1. HIGH VOLTAGE GENERATION
  2. HIGH FREQUENCY GENERATION
  3. AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE CONTROL
  • XRAY TUBE
  • HIGH TENSION CABLE
  • COLLIMATORS & GRIDS

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LINKS ABOUT KNOWLEDGE OF XRAYS

X-Rays

http://www.Colorado.EDU/physics/2000/xray/
See how a fluoroscope works and find information about electromagnetic radiation and CAT scans. Provided by Physics2000 through Colorado educational systems.

X-Rays

http://www.coe.uga.edu/science/projects/xrays/x-rays.html
An activity complete with information about x-rays, the images needed for completing the assignment, and questions for students.

Radiology

http://www.methodisthealth.com/radiology/general.htm
Methodist Health Care System’s page contains an explanation of what x-rays are and how they are performed. The page also provides links to many x-ray related topics.

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