X-Ray Systems
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What is X-Ray Systems?
X-ray systems use electromagnetic radiation to create images of the inside of an object, most commonly the human body. They are widely used in medical diagnostics to detect bone fractures, tumors, and other abnormalities. X-rays work by passing radiation through the object, with denser materials absorbing more radiation and appearing lighter on the resulting image.
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PLC’s (Siemens)
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PLCs are used to control and automate various components within X-ray systems, such as positioning and safety mechanisms.
Positioning Equipment
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Precise positioning systems are essential for accurate X-ray imaging and therapy to ensure proper alignment of the X-ray beam.
Regulation Loops
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Regulation loops are used to maintain stable operating conditions of X-ray machines which is crucial for image quality and system safety.
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Materials Engineer
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Customer Engineer
10 Customer Engineer jobs mention X-Ray Systems
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Account Executive
20 Account Executive jobs mention X-Ray Systems
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Engineer
122 Engineer jobs mention X-Ray Systems
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Healthcare Services
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