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| 1 | half-wave rectification | during cycle, current flows in two directions, when a diode is in the circuit, the neg. portion of the cycle is suppressed or deleted, pusating direct current, when the x-ray tube itself serves as the rectifier-the system is said to be self-rectified, voltage that vary from 0-max potential 60 times per second (100% voltage ripple) during half wave rectification, contains 0-2 diodes | Radiography Physics Ch. 4 |
| 2 | half-wave rectification | a method of converting alternating to direct current in which half of the current is lost | Radiology Chapters 1 & 2 |
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