Pilot – The One with The X-Ray Tube

8 Comments / Radiology Physics / By Dr. Amar Udare, MD / December 17, 2022

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Space Charge X-ray Tube Illustration — Electron Cloud – Space Charge effect

Rotating Anode vs Stationary Anode Illustration — Rotating Anode vs Stationary Anode

Rotating Anode GIF Illustration — Rotating Anode – Illustration from BiomedEngg (YouTube)

Effect of Anode Angle on Focal Spot Size

Practical Application of Anode Heel Effect

Did you like it? Or as Chandler would ask – Can X-ray Physics BE any more interesting? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section! We will be coming up with more episodes soon! Check the front page for updates!

8 thoughts on “Pilot – The One with The X-Ray Tube”

Dinesh Kumar M
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Good for remembering, please go on with some difficult topics. Please don’t stop this innovative idea.

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1. Dr. Amar Udare, MD
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  Sure! Glad you liked it, Dinesh!
  
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Harsh PATEL
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It’s a very interesting.
Kindly update for usg ,ct ,Mri and pet-ct ,spect-ct physics.

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1. Dr. Amar Udare, MD
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  We are working on it and it should be up soon! Thank you for your feedback, Harsh!
  
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basma
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very interesting and informative .

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1. Dr. Amar Udare, MD
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  Thank you! Hope you checked the second episode in the series here: https://radiogyan.com/physics/the-one-with-the-x-ray-interactions/
  
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Praveen Kumar Ramasamy
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woow amazying ……

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1. Dr. Amar Udare, MD
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  Glad you liked it, Praveen.
  
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