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the xray circuit
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the property of a circuit that impedes the flow of electrons is
resistance
the flow of electrons along a conductor is
electric current
when a switch is turned on, the electric circuit is
closed
an adjustable form of a resistor is the
rheostat
the volt is the unit of measure for
electric potential
the study of electric charges in motion is
electrodynamics
to get electrons to flow along a conductor, there must be an
excess of positive charges at one end of the wire and an excess of negative charges at the other
what is the primary purpose of grounding in an electrical circuit
to protect users by safely directing excess current into the earth
a closed pathway of wires and related elements is an
electric circuit
which of the following devices allow the electricity to flow in one direction only
diode
the ability to do work because of a separation of charges is
electric potential
unit of measure for electric current
amp
which of the following devices can increase or decrease voltage by a set amount
transformer
the purpose of grounding is to
neutralize a charged object
a battery produces
direct current
which of the following does not open a circuit to keep the circuit and devices safe
resistor
electric ? is the ability to do work because of a seperation of charges
potential
current that changed direction in the conductor is
alternating current
alternating current is a type of current that flows in only one direction. A battery is a good example. T/F
false
? conducts a short circuit into a wire that trips the circuit breaker, shutting off the electricity to the circuit. this is a protective measure for all electric circuits
grounding
kilovoltage peak is abbreviated as
kvp
a device that temporarily stores charge is the
capacitor
this common electric circuit device regulates the flow of electricity through the part of the circuit where it is placed by inhibiting the flow of electrons
rheostat
the device that regulates the amount of current flowing in the circuit is the
resistor
this common electric circuit device is simply a section of special wire usually encased in glass that quickly melts if the current flow rises excessively thus opening the circuit
fuse
the device that produces electrons through a chemical reaction is a
battery
electricity is typically thought to be the same as
electrodynamics
the only adjustable transformer in the xray circuit is the
autotransformer
a transformer with 100 turns on the primary side and 50 turns on the secondary
step down transformer
the line compensator is typically wired to the
autotransformer
a step up transformer results in
increased voltage
the unit of electric potential is the
volt
a term electromagnetic induction refers to the production of
electric current
the transformers in the xray circuit operate on
AC
a step up transformer results in
decreased current
the devices that change alternating to direct current are the
rectifiers
the main power switch is found on the
primary circuit
a step down transformer results in
decreased voltage
a transformer transforms or changes electric:
voltage
the rheostat is found on the
filament circuit
the autotransformer is found on the
primary circuit
the autotransformer used in the xray circuit
contains a single coil that serves as both primary and secondary coils
the principal application of a transformer in an xray imaging system is to
change voltage
mAs is a unit of
electric current
what converts volts to kilovolts
step up transformer
the primary side of the high voltage transformer is found on the
primary circuit
the device that adjusts the incoming power supplied to the xray circuit to maintain 220 V is the
line compensator
when an electric current is induced by mutual induction the induced current flows
in the secondary coil
the device referred to as the kVp selector is the
autotransformer
when electrons move in a copper wire
resistance to the electron flow exists
the xray tube (not filaments) is found on the
secondary circuit
a difference between self-induction and mutual induction is that
mutual induction requires two coils and self induction requires only one
a step down transformer results in
increased current
the purpose of the filament circuit is to
boil electrons off the filament
if DC is applied to the primary coil of a step up transformer what is the result in the secondary coil
nothing
what current is induced in the secondary coil when mutual induction takes place
alternating
the secondary side of the high voltage transformer is found on the
secondary circuit
the filaments within the xray tube are found on the
filament circuit
a transformer with 100 times more tuns on the secondary side as compared with the primary
step up
with mutual induction to induce voltage in the secondary coil there must be
AC in the primary coil of wire
the rectifiers are found on the
secondary circuit
the autotransformer
uses self induction
given a closed loop of wire with no electron flow an electric current can be induced if
changing/fluctuating magnetic field is present
the step down transformer is found on the
filament circuit
when a step up transformer is in use
secondary voltage is greater than the primary voltage
what is the principal reservoir for excess electric charge
the earth