ISO 16526-1:2011
ISO 16526-1:2011

ISO 16526-1:2011

December 2011
International standard Current

Non-destructive testing — Measurement and evaluation of the X-ray tube voltage — Part 1: Voltage divider method

ISO 16526-1:2011 specifies a method for the direct and absolute measurement of the average high voltage of constant potential (DC) X-ray systems on the secondary side of the high voltage generator. The intention is to check the correspondence with the indicated high voltage value on the control unit of the X-ray system.This method is applied to assure a reproducible operation of X-ray systems because the voltage influences particularly the penetration of materials and the contrast of X-ray images and also the requirements concerning the radiation protection.

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December 2011

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2 p.

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ISO 16526-1:2011

ICS Codes

19.100   Non-destructive testing

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Non-destructive testing — Measurement and evaluation of the X-ray tube voltage — Part 1: Voltage divider method

ISO 16526-1:2011 specifies a method for the direct and absolute measurement of the average high voltage of constant potential (DC) X-ray systems on the secondary side of the high voltage generator. The intention is to check the correspondence with the indicated high voltage value on the control unit of the X-ray system.

This method is applied to assure a reproducible operation of X-ray systems because the voltage influences particularly the penetration of materials and the contrast of X-ray images and also the requirements concerning the radiation protection.

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