High-voltage connector for an X-ray tube
AssigneeGeneral Electric CGR S.A.
InventorsJacques Sireul, Hans Jedlitschka, Jean-Michel Miquel
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Abstract
A high-voltage connector, in particular for feeding the cathode, two cathode filaments, and two gates of an X-ray tube, wherein the connector comprises five connections, one for power supplying the cathode, two for power supplying the cathode filaments, and the last two for power supplying the two gates, the connections being disposed in such a manner that the distance between the cathode connection and a gate connection and the distance between the two gate connections are greater than the distance between the cathode connection and a cathode filament connection.
Claims5
A high voltage connector for an X-ray tube comprising:
- a male member having a cylindrical tube open at one end for receiving a multi-conductor cable terminated with a plurality of at least five male plugs, said plugs being supported at an opposite closed end through holes in said closed end, said cylindrical tube including a plurality of ribs extending from said open end toward said closed end for guiding said plurality of male plugs into said holes;
- a female member having a cylindrical tube open at one end for receiving said male member cylindrical tube, and closed at an opposite end having a plurality of holes for supporting a plurality of at least five female plugs spaced apart in a configuration for receiving each of said male connections to said X-ray tube which include filament connections, cathode connections, and gate connections, the distance between said gate connections and said cathode connections being greater than the distance between said cathode connections and said filament connections, whereby connections having a greater voltage potential difference are spaced a greater distance from each other.
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