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Primary function of an X-ray imaging system
To convert electric energy into electromagnetic energy
Conversion that takes place in an X-ray tube
Most of the electric energy is transformed into heat & some of it into x-rays
Matter has _______ and ______ ______ and may also have ______ ______.
Mass
Energy equivalence
Electric charge
Protons are _____ inside the nucleus
Fixed
Not free to move
An Electron has __?___
1 Unit of negative charge
A proton has __?__
1 unit of positive charge
Electric charges associated with an electron and a proton have _?_
The same maginitude but opposite signs
The total net charge of all matter in the universe -
Neutral
Removal of the outer-shell electrons
Electrification
Removal of the outer-shell electrons electrifies the substance from which they are removed and results in __?__
Static electricity
3 ways electrification occurs;
Contact
Friction
Induction
an object is said to be electrified if __?__
It has too few or too many electrons
Fundamental unit of electric charge is __?__
Coulomb (C)
1 (C) coulomb = _?_
6.3 x 10(18) electron charges
A measure of the quantity of electrostatic charge
mAs
4 general laws of electrostatics
1) Unlike charges attract /
like charges repel
2) The electrostatic force is directly proportional to the product of the electrostatic charges & inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them (Coulomb's Law)
3) Charges reside on the external surface of solid conductors & are equally distributed throughout non-conductors
4) The electric charge of a conductor is concentrated along the sharpest curvature of its surface
The force of attraction between unlike charges or repulsion between like charges is due to __?__
The electric field
Electrostatic field is also referred to as __?__
Electrostatic force
Electric charges have __?__
Potential energy
The unit of electric potential is __?__
The Volt (v)
The movement of electrons is __?__
work
Electric potential is somtimes termed __?__
Electromotive force (EMF)
or
Voltage
The EMF (electromotive force) for homes is __?__
120 v
The EMF (electromotive force) for X-ray machines is __?__
240 v
In an X-Ray tube EMF is measure in __?__
kV
The study of electric charges in motion is __?__
Electrodynamics
Electrodynamics is recognized as __?__
Electricity
The flow of electrons
Electric Current
Electrons move from ______ to _______.
High concentration to low concentration
Electric current goes from _____ to ____ poles while electron flow actually goes from ______ to ______ poles.
Electric current flow = positive to negative

Electron flow = negative to positive
Electric current flows
positive to negative
Electron flow goes
from negative to positive
A conductor
Any substance through which electrons flow easily
An insulator
Any material that does not allow the electron flow
4 electrical states of matter;
Super conductor
Conductor
Semi conductor
Insulator
Ohm's law
IR = V
Electrostatics
The science of stationary electric charges
The smallest units of electric charge
The electron
An abnormal state relieved by providing some other object from which excess electrons can be transferred -
Electrifications
Electrification occurs because __?__
Because of the movement of negative electric charges
Positive electric charges -
Do not move
The earth is called an _____ _____ since it behaves as a huge reservoir for stray electric charges
electric ground
Series Circuit Rules
I(t) = I(1) = I(2) = I(3)
R(t) = R(1) + R(2) + R(3)
V(t) = V(1) + V(2) + V(3)
Parallel Circuit Rules
V(t) = V(1) = V(2) = V(3)
I(t) = I(1) + I(2) + I(3)
1/R(t)= 1/R(1) + 1/R(2) + 1/R(3)
Superconductor
A material that offers no resistance to electron flow
Semiconductor
A material that can behave as an insulator or can act as a conductor
The smallest unit of electric charge ________
An electron
What is the unit of current?
Ampere (Amp)
Current in the X-ray tube is __?__
mA
An electric current is __?__
The flow of electrons
The force or electrical pressure that produces electron movement and current flow
Voltage
What measures the electrical potential that causes electrons to flow in a conductor
Voltage
One kilovolt is equal to _________ volts
1000
or
10(3) volts
Electrical potential is measured in __?__ and is sometimes called the _______
Volts
EMF
The filament of an x-ray tube is supplied with a __________
High current (2-5 amperes)
The X-ray tube is supplied with a _______________
Lower current
25mA to 2500 mA
Voltages of _________ to ______ are used in x-ray circuits
20,000 to 120,000 V
or
20 to 120 kV
The opposition to current flow
Resistance
A longer wire has ??
More resistence
Larger diameter wire has _______ resistence
Less resistence
A smaller diameter wire has ______ resistence
More resistence - because there is less area for current flow
Ohm's Law states
That the voltage across the total circuit or any portion of the circuit is equal to the current multiplied by the resistence
Example of an Insulator
Rubber
Glass
Example of a semiconductor
Silicon
Germanuim
Example of a conductor
Copper
Aluminum
Example of a superconductor
Niobium
Titanium
The property of some materials to exhibit no resistance below a critical temperature is called
Superconductivity
Electric potential is measured in ___?___
Volts (V)
Electric resistance is measured in ___?___
Ohms
In a series circuit
All circuit elements are connected in a line along the same conductor
A parallel circuit contains elements that are .......
Connected at their ends rather than lying in a line along a conductor.
Electric energy is supplied to the X-ray imaging system in the form of .......
Well-controlled electric current
Electric energy is transformed into _________, and some of it into __________.
Heat
X-rays
Power loss formula
P = I(2)R
Power is measured in ????
Watts or Kilowatts
Power equation
P = IV
Power describes ????
The amount of work done
or
Amount of energy used per second
Electric Power is _________
The rate of energy use
The US standard AC electric current has a frequency of ???
60 cycles per second
or
60 Hz per second
One AC cycle consists of _______
One half positive current flow and one half negative current flow
Alternating current (AC)
Electrons which oscillate back and forth
Direct Current (DC)
Electrons which flow in one direction along the conductor