The application notes have been written in response to the many telephone questions I received during the course of the last 13 years that GiCi has been calibrating and repairing Dynalyzers and voltage dividers, as well as a result of my 11 year involvement with this program at Machlett Labs, Stamford CT. I was the original project manager and design engineer for the Dynalyzer system, when it was designed at Machlett laboratories in Stamford, CT.
Other notes are:

• Application Note 1: Dynalyzer II and III Triggering
  
• Application Note 2: An Optimum Test Sequence
  
• Application Note 3: Sources of Error in Milliampere (mA) Measurements
  
• Application Note 4: Why don't I get mA readings?
  
• Application Note 5: A better way to zero mA on your Dynalyzer
  
• Application Note 6: OEC Interface Compatibility for Dynalyzer III
  
• Application Note 7: The Proper Use of Voltage Dividers
  
•  Application Note 8: Why Doesn't My Non-Invasive kVp Read the same as a Divider?
  
• Application Note 9: Caution with your divider-Dynalyzer and GE Light Speed scanner.