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GENERAL
ELECTRIC
MEDICAL
SYSTEMS
AMX-ll
X-RAY
UNIT
1-981
SM
A0654E
14-3
Large
Field
Size
Check
ce
г
А
initial
Conditions:
ANODE
C
a
Same
as
Section
14-1.
|
1.
Position
a
loaded
14”
x
17”
(35.5
cm
x
43.2
cm)
cassette
under
the
collimator
(17”
(43.2
cm)
dimension
transverse
(1.016
m)
to
the
axis
of
the
tube
unit).
Using
the
collimator
meas-
40”
uring
tape
set
the
source-to-image
distance
at
40”
(1.016
m).
2.
Adjust
the
blades
to
yield
a
field
size
of
14”
x
17”
(35.5
cm
x
43.2
cm).
Place
a
coin
on the
cassette
to
identify
the
anode
front
corner
of
the
x-ray
field.
&
3.
Make
a
50
KVP,
1
MAS
exposure
and
develop
the
film.
n
(35.5
cm)
14”
4.
If
cutoff
in
the
transverse
direction
is
observed,
lead
22005-D20
finger
spacing
of
the
collimator
should
be
checked.
Refer
to
Chapter
4,
Part
|,
Section
5-4.
ILLUSTRATION
4-11-43
14-4
Field
Lamp
Voltage
Check
To
meet
HEW
requirements,
the
voltage
at
the
collimator
lamp
socket
must
be
at
least
19.6
VAC
(RMS)
at
a
minimum
battery
voltage
of
110
VDC.
This
is
an
indirect
test
of
illumination
level.
NOTE:
Because
the
lamp
voltage
is
a
square
rather
than
sine
wave,
the
voltage
measured
with
a
Fluke
8000A
Digital
Meter
will
be
greater
than
the
true
RMS
value.
Lamp
voltage
can
be
measured
with
a
true
RMS
calculating
digital
meter
such
as
a
Weston/Schlumburger,
Mode!
4445.
How-
ever,
do
not
use
an
iron-vane
AC
voltmeter
because
it
will
overload
the
lamp
circuit.
.
Lu.
6-32
x
1/4”
Inital
Conditions:
FRONT
UNC
HEX
SOC.
NAMEPLATE
SET
SCREWS
Same
as
Section
14-1.
Instrumentation:
Battery
Voltage:
digital
voltmeter
from
section
13.
1.
Remove
the
Blade
Control
Knobs
and
the
collimator
front
nameplate.
a.
Loosen
two
6-32
unc
x
1/4”
hex
soc.
set
screws
at
the
top
front
of
the
collimator
frame.
b.
Tilt
the
nameplate
forward
enough
to
clear
the
knob
shafts
and
lift
out.
REMOVE
BLADE
-
CONTROL
KNOBS
ILLUSTRATION
4-11-44
4-11-35

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