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Which layer of the imaging sheet is responsible for absorbing and reducing static electricity?
Which layer of the imaging sheet is responsible for absorbing and reducing static electricity?
- Reflective layer
- Phosphor layer
- Conductive layer (correct)
- Protective layer
What is the purpose of the reflective layer in the imaging sheet?
What is the purpose of the reflective layer in the imaging sheet?
- To minimize the light spread (correct)
- To absorb and reduce static electricity
- To protect the phosphor layer
- To give the sheet some strength
Which type of crystals are commonly used in the phosphor layer of the imaging sheet?
Which type of crystals are commonly used in the phosphor layer of the imaging sheet?
- Barium fluorohalide (correct)
- Sodium fluorohalide
- Potassium fluorohalide
- Calcium fluorohalide
What is the function of the color layer in newer plates of the imaging sheet?
What is the function of the color layer in newer plates of the imaging sheet?
What is the purpose of the barcode label on the cassette in cassette-based PSP systems?
What is the purpose of the barcode label on the cassette in cassette-based PSP systems?
Which layer of the imaging sheet may contain a dye that differentially absorbs the stimulating light to minimize light spread?
Which layer of the imaging sheet may contain a dye that differentially absorbs the stimulating light to minimize light spread?
What is the function of the backing layer in the imaging sheet?
What is the function of the backing layer in the imaging sheet?
What is the purpose of the color layer in newer plates of the imaging sheet?
What is the purpose of the color layer in newer plates of the imaging sheet?
Why may some detail be lost in the imaging process involving the reflective layer?
Why may some detail be lost in the imaging process involving the reflective layer?
What is the function of the semirigid support layer in the imaging sheet?
What is the function of the semirigid support layer in the imaging sheet?
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