The PROGRAM H.F. US series of microprocessor controlled generators has been specifically developed for digital X-ray imaging.

Basic configuration always includes conventional radio diagnostic, remote control or conventional RF tables as well as angiographer installations on the same easy-to-use control console.

Automatic dose control for fluoroscopy and cine-cardiac technique is real time kV adjustment.

Also available as standard feature a digital high contrast pulse Fluoroscopy sequential exposure rate at up to 60 frame per second.

• Y2K Compliant microprocessors controlled X-ray generator.

• Multi language support, including Italian, English, French, German, Dutch, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese,Hungarian.

• Touch sensitive button keyboard with quick response.

• Selection of 5 work stations.

• X-ray tubes available: 1 standard, up to 3 as option.

• Tube calibration library accessible in generator software, with non standard tube calibration facility on site.

• Normal/High speed drive for all regular stators.

• Self-check on tube emission variations in the short and long period:

• Closed loop kV stabilization

• Closed loop mA stabilization

• Dynamic tube calibration (update on every exposure).

• Indication of actual exposure time and mAs when using the Automatic Exposure Control (AEC) or during digital spot.

• Free selection of radiography parameters (mA - kV - Time).

• Indication of the total, cumulated and residual anode heat units.

• Advanced diagnostic and error message dumping.

• Service hosting on control console or personal computer.

• Manual and Automatic Fluoroscopy.

• Pulse fluoroscopy (manual or automatic High Contrast Fluoro) up to 100 mA.

• Intermittent fluoroscopy (manual or automatic) for orthopedic use.

• CINE-CARDIAC radiography mode (Ultra High Contrast) up to 600 mA with automatic kV adjustment.

• ANGIOGRAPHIC radiography mode (High Stability in DSA) .

• Zero Point Technique with Automatic Parameters Transfer.

• Closed loop kV adjustment during tomography.

• kV stepping adjustment with PUCK operation.

• User Mode:

• Programmed Anatomical (with or without Automatic Exposure Control)

• Free (with or without Automatic Exposure Control)

• Continuous or Falling load exposures.

• Visual indication assisted, multi-language, computer driven APR:

• 7 anatomical level

• 5 organs per level

• 5 projection per organ 3 patient size per projection.

• Possibility of over-riding programmed parameters to suit individual patients without deletion of stored data simply touching a parameter key.