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CSA - CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO. 601.2.15-92

Medical Electrical Equipment Part 2: Particular Requirements for the Safety of Capacitor Discharge X-ray Generators

inactive, Most Current
Organization: CSA
Publication Date: 1 August 1992
Status: inactive
Page Count: 57
scope:

Addition:

This Particular Standard applies to CAPACITOR DISCHARGE X-RAY GENERATORS operating in INTERMITTENT MODE for medical RA DIOGRAPHY, in which the electrical energy for LOADING of the X-RAY TUBE is completely or mainly capacitively stored at, and switched in, the high-voltage circuit.

  This Particular Standard is confined to those devices which are MEDICAL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT and in which

- the storage capacitor is in the high-voltage circuit and has a specified capacitance not exceeding 2 µF,

- the INITIAL X-RAY TUBE VOLTAGE is between 40 kV and 150 kV,

- an overcurrent protection, if provided, would not require a rating exceeding that which corresponds to an apparent power of 3 kVA,

- LOADING of the X-RAY TUBE is controlled in the high-voltage circuit.

This Particular Standard does not exclude CAPACITOR DISCHARGE X- RAY GENERATORS that are capable of operation in CONTINUOUS MODE for DIRECT RADIOSCOPY or INDIRECT RADIOSCOPY. However, for this mode of operation the device will have to comply with the relevant requirements for diagnostic HIGH-VOLTAGE GENERATORS and diagnostic X-RAY EQUIPMENT.

Document History

CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO. 601.2.15-92
August 1, 1992
Medical Electrical Equipment Part 2: Particular Requirements for the Safety of Capacitor Discharge X-ray Generators
Addition: This Particular Standard applies to CAPACITOR DISCHARGE X-RAY GENERATORS operating in INTERMITTENT MODE for medical RA DIOGRAPHY, in which the electrical energy for LOADING of the X-RAY...
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