The HELIOS-35 source is designed for X-ray applications with anode voltage adjustment range up to a maximum of 70kV. The device is characterized by its small size, high conversion efficiency and an analogue digital interface with RS-232 and Ethernet that simplify the integration.

The sophisticated inverter-type control circuit provides excellent anode voltage regulation with low crest noise to the X-ray tube. The inverter regulates the filament power, thus achieving a high stability of the regulating power which contributes to the anodic current stability and to the X-ray flux intensity.

The HELIOS 50 source is designed for X-ray applications with anode voltage adjustment range up to a maximum of 80kV. The device is characterized by its small size, high conversion efficiency and an analogue digital interface, RS-232 and Ethernet, that simplify integration.

The sophisticated inverter control circuit provides excellent anode voltage regulation, with low crest noise to the X-ray tube. The inverter regulates the filament power, thus achieving a high stability of the regulating power that contributes to the stability of the anode current and thus to the intensity of the X-ray flux.

La source HELIOS-100 est conçue pour les applications à rayons X avec une plage de régulation de tension anodique jusqu’à 100 kV maximum. L’appareil est caractérisé par ses dimensions réduites avec une efficacité de conversion élevée et une interface numérique analogique, RS-232 et Ethernet, qui simplifient l’intégration.

The HELIOS 200 and 300 X-ray generators are designed for X-ray applications with anode voltage regulation range up to a maximum of 80 kV. The devices are characterized by having radiogen dose power with high conversion efficiency and an analogue digital interface with RS-232 and Ethernet, which simplify integration.

The sophisticated inverter control circuit provides excellent regulation of the anode voltage, with low crest noise to the X-ray tube. The inverter regulates the filament power, thus achieving a high stability of the regulation power which contributes to the stability of the anode current and therefore to the intensity of the X-ray flux consequently giving an accurate process analysis.