6. Transformers & Rectification Flashcards
This device is capable of storing an electrical charge, or in other words, this device is a temporary storage device.
Capacitor
Transformer
Autotransformer
Rectifier
Capacitor
Transformers are composed of two coils placed near each other and the two coils have no physical contact. What is the term for the transformer coil in which current is induced?
Hysteresis
Rectifier
Secondary coil
Primary coil
Secondary coil
The autotransformer:
Varies the incoming voltage to an appropriate level for the high-voltage step up transformer.
Is located on the control console side of the x-ray circuit.
Allows the radiographer to make changes in kVp.
All of these are correct
All of these are correct
This type of rectifier, containing both n type and p type semiconductor material, is the most commonly used in modern x-ray machinery.
Rheostat
Diode (valve tube)
Diode (solid-state made from silicon)
Capacitor
Diode (solid-state made from silicon)
This device is responsible for providing variable voltage to the primary coils of the step up transformer and it allows the technologist to control kVp.
Autotransformer
Diode
Capacitor
Rectifier
Autotransformer
The transformer coil that is supplied with alternating current (NOT the transformer coil in which current is induced) is referred to as the:
Secondary coil
Capacitor
Rectifier
Primary coil
Primary coil
The current in the secondary coil of the step up transformer will:
Disappear when compared to the current in the primary of the step up transformer
Stay the same when compared to the current in the primary of the step up transformer
Increase when compared to the current in the primary of the step up transformer
Decrease when compared to the current in the primary of the step up transformer
Decrease when compared to the current in the primary of the step up transformer
With this type of rectification, the positive half-cycle of the AC waveform is transmitted through the x-ray tube, whereas the negative half-cycle of the AC waveform is suppressed, resulting in only half of the AC waveform being used to produce x-rays.
Full-wave rectification (Single-phase 2 Pulse)
Half-wave rectification (Single-phase 1 Pulse)
All of these
None of these
Half-wave rectification (Single-phase 1 Pulse)
Rectification can be described as:
Direct current (DC) is changed to alternating current (AC)
Alternating current (AC) is changed to direct current (DC)
Alternating current (AC) is randomly eliminated
Direct current (DC) is smoothed out to decrease voltage ripple
Alternating current (AC) is changed to direct current (DC)
If the primary coil of a transformer is supplied with 110 Volts and has 1000 turns and the secondary coil has 500 turns, what is the voltage induced in the secondary coil?
55 Volts
35.6 Volts
100 Volts
23 Volts
55 Volts
This step down transformer adjusts the voltage and current to the cathode of the x-ray tube.
Filament transformer
Rectifier transformer
Autotransformer
Capacitor
Filament transformer
With the x-ray tube filament needing around 5-15 Volts and 3-5 Amps to produce thermionic emmisision, the filament transformer is a:
Capacitor
Step up transformer
Step even transformer
Step down transformer
Step down transformer
If a high voltage transformer has 400 primary turns and 100,000 secondary turns and the primary is supplied with 220 Volts and 100 Amps, what is the current in the secondary coil if the voltage is stepped up to 55,000 Volts?
400 mA
100 mA
300 mA
200 mA
400 mA
This device works using mutual induction.
Autotransformer
Rectifier
Capacitor
Transformer
Transformer
As the voltage is stepped up, or increased in the secondary coil of the step up transformer, the current:
Increases in the secondary coil of the step up transformer
Decreases in the secondary coil of the step up transformer
Stays the same in the secondary coil of the step up transformer
Disappears in the secondary coil of the step up transformer
Decreases in the secondary coil of the step up transformer