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Electrons Vacuum tube Typical values for a dental x ray are a kVp of 70 (meaning a peak voltage of 70 kV) and mAs of 7.5 (which comes from a cur- rent of 10 mA for 0.75 s, for a total of 7.5 mAs). Assume these values in all of the problems that follow. Target electrode Cathode

Electrons Vacuum tube Typical values for a dental x ray are a kVp of 70 (meaning a peak voltage of 70 kV) and mAs of 7.5 (which comes from a cur- rent of 10 mA for 0.75 s, for a total of 7.5 mAs). Assume these values in all of the problems that follow. Target electrode Cathode

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Electrons Vacuum tube Typical values for a dental x ray are a kVp of 70 (meaning a peak voltage of 70 kV) and mAs of 7.5 (which comes from a cur- rent of 10 mA for 0.75 s, for a total of 7.5 mAs). Assume these values in all of the problems that follow. Tаrget electrode Cathode FIGURE VI.1
Transcribed Image Text:Electrons Vacuum tube Typical values for a dental x ray are a kVp of 70 (meaning a peak voltage of 70 kV) and mAs of 7.5 (which comes from a cur- rent of 10 mA for 0.75 s, for a total of 7.5 mAs). Assume these values in all of the problems that follow. Tаrget electrode Cathode FIGURE VI.1
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