GE ISOVOLT Titan E Brochura

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The generation of radiation in an X-ray 
tube solely depends on the operation 
values, not on the make. 

The dose rate relevant in practice and 
suitable for calculations of radiation pro-

tection values is defined by national stan-
dards; thus the dose rate of the tubehous-
ing ISOVOLT 225 M2/0.4-3.0, measured 
at a distance of 1 m from the focal spot, 
amounts to 12.93 Sv/h at maximum tube 
voltage and maximum anode dissipation.

This value must not be used to assess 
biological effects.

The dose rate of the leakage radiation is  
< 10 mSv/h (1 rem/h).

40˚

70 (2.76")

22.5 (0.9")

279 (11")

∅ 

86 (3.4")

∅ 

124 (4.9")

520 (20.5")

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25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225

kV

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16

mA

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kV

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mA

640 W

3000 W

60kV 80kV

100kV 120kV

140kV 160kV 180kV

200kV

225kV

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200

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Fe [mm]

B [mA x min]

Maximum tube voltage 

225 kV

 

Large focal spot 

Small focal spot

Maximum anode dissipation 

3000 W 

640 W

Tube current at max. tube voltage 

13 mA 

3 mA

Focal spot size (EN 12 543) 

5.50 mm (~ 3.0 IEC 336) 

1.00 mm (~ 0.4 IEC 336)

Emergent beam angle 

40°

Inherent filtration 

1 mm Be

High voltage connection 

Plug socket for rubber cone plug R24 with optional quick-lock cable flange

Cooling water flow rate 

min. 4 l/min

Cooling water temperature 

max. 40° C

Cooling water pressure 

max. 6 bar

Weight (with optional cable quick-lock) 

11.9 kg (26.2 lbs)

Dimensions 

see drawing