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A deprecated solid-state rectifier made of semiconductor materials that was utilized in the early 1960s for x-ray systems powered by three-phase generators.  

A coil of wire in a transformer that acquires energy through electromagnetic induction from the primary coil. It is alternatively referred to as the secondary winding.  

A subatomic particle discharged due to the collision of an incident electron with a substance.  

The utilization of a swift film changer in specialized procedure examinations holds substantial significance. This ingenious device finds application in both singular and dual-plane angiographic examinations.  

A device is utilized to enable the presentation of an image, encoded into an electrical signal, on a television monitor.  

An ultraviolet scanning device is employed to identify the existence of dust, dirt, and imperfections on intensifying screens.  

The threshold is reached when an increase in one quantity fails to yield any additional increase in another quantity.  

As the applied voltage to a device escalates, it leads to the attainment of the highest achievable current, known as the maximum current limit.  

In the realm of modern radiographic equipment, a revolutionary electrical device is poised to supplant the traditional choke coil. This cutting-edge innovation, known as the saturable reactor, assumes control over the filament current, offering enhanced functionality and efficiency.  

In the domain of special procedure radiography, a high-speed cassette charger plays a pivotal role by facilitating serialographic exposures. This remarkable device enables swift and efficient processing of radiographic images, catering to the specific needs of specialized procedures.