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28 June 2001 Comparison of the imaging physics performance of a prototype flat-panel detector with a 400-speed screen-film system
Walter Huda, Kent M. Ogden, Marsha L. Roskopf, Charles Rush
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Abstract
The performance of a digital radiography system that included a prototype flat panel detector (StingRay) was compared with a 400 speed screen-film system. The flat panel detector consisted of a 500 micrometers thick CsI scintillator with an image matrix size of 3k2. The limiting spatial resolution of screen-film (approximately 4 line pairs/mm) was superior to that of the flat panel detector (approximately 2.5 line pairs/mm). The digital detector had an excellent linearity response (r2 equals 0.997), a dynamic range of 20,000:1, and saturated at a radiation exposure of 60 mR.
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Walter Huda, Kent M. Ogden, Marsha L. Roskopf, and Charles Rush "Comparison of the imaging physics performance of a prototype flat-panel detector with a 400-speed screen-film system", Proc. SPIE 4320, Medical Imaging 2001: Physics of Medical Imaging, (28 June 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.430954
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Imaging systems

Digital imaging

Physics

X-rays

Image processing

Image resolution

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