I have a circuit diagram somewhere not exactly for this but it can help you a lot, I'll find you tomorrow.

Hello!

I would like to sell my collection rather rare X-ray tube, type: Phönix DRGDo 45/130 W
I attach the ebay contact, thank you!


I don't know English perfectly, I hope I did everything according to the rules!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/353378200292

Hi!  I zoom in with commands sent on the serial port.  I can change the voltage of the electrodes, including the focusing electrodes.

Hi!

I was able to test the X-ray image intensifier today, the conditions were not ideal yet. Unfortunately, the image is very out of focus yet, the shot was taken by a mobile phone, you have to find out how far the X-rayed object is from the X-ray and how far from the image intensifier. However, the amplification is very good, I took the pictures with a dental x-ray. The first video shows an ammeter, the second a cell phone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTMxFXKMTTo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30w-cASQdvI

I couldn't stand it, I tested the transformer a bit, I don't go up without oil, I ordered it already but it hasn't arrived yet. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpRWmy82Zcg

Hi!

I got an X-ray image intensifier, unfortunately there is no description of it on the internet anymore.
I turned it on, got the power, but there's on the nameplate I don't understand. Control voltage 1-3, does anyone have any idea how this worked? Measured at test points, voltages are OK.

Hi, it will be filled with silicone oil, its properties are very good, it is water repellent, according to its data sheet its penetration is 14kV / mm, of course I vacuum it.

Hi, yes, in oil, or in silicone oil.  The latter was suggested to be better than transformer oil, I have no experience with it.

Hello!  This is a 50Hz X-ray, the tube went with alternating current, in half wave.  That’s the high voltage transformer, their primary coils are connected in parallel, controlled by a variac  that is in the control unit.  There are no multipliers, the transformer is almost 20kg, it could deliver 200kV.



Before the owner disassembled

Hello!

Introducing my new toy, I recently managed to buy a high-voltage transformer for an industrial X-ray machine and the associated control panel.
The high voltage transformer can supply voltages between 70-200kV, up to 10mA.
It's still on the way for now, I ordered it, but I'll add more detailed photos, and I also have an X-ray tube that I can operate in this way.