Radiographs of my VX-8DR that show the innards a little better. 81 kV, 5 mAs, small focal spot.
The battery (which is actually two batteries)
The radio itself
The antenna. If you look closely, you can see some internal structure now, compared to the fluoro image from earlier.
Yaesu VX-8DR X-ray
Transformer Prime X-ray
You knew this was coming. Orientation of the x-ray is as if you were holding it landscape looking at the screen. Click the image to embiggenate.
Easily visible is the battery in the center (which actually appears to be two batteries) and several main boards. The pair of oval things on the right are the speakers. At the top the cameras and flash LED are visible. The board between the batteries I’m guessing is the charging circuitry for the batteries. On the left side are the microSD slot, HDMI port and the volume buttons. Above the left battery, the big square thing is probably the Tegra 3 chip.
Compare the x-ray to the tear down pictures over at AnandTech.
Galaxy S II X-ray Take 2
I was doing some testing on a radiographic room today and took the opportunity to get a better x-ray image of my Galaxy S II. This was acquired using 80 kV, 5 mAs with a little bit of magnification.
Compared to the previous x-ray I took, the NFC antenna integrated into the battery looks like it’s probably the series of concentric traces, like those RFID security tags you find in books and stuff. The components on the circuit boards are also much more visible in this one.
Galaxy S II X-ray
A new Orthoscan mini C-arm arrived at the hospital last week, so while I was doing the acceptance testing on it today I used it to get a shot of my Galaxy S II.
The big grey blob in the middle is the battery and the vertical stripe in the battery I’m guessing is the NFC antenna. The square just below the top would be the camera. The square to the left of that just below the top is the front facing camera. On the right side is the headphone jack. The rectangular thing at the bottom to the right of the USB/HDMI connector is the speaker I think.