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What is the spatial resolution of a solid-state receptor in terms of line pairs per millimeter (lp/mm)?
What is the spatial resolution of a solid-state receptor in terms of line pairs per millimeter (lp/mm)?
- 25 lp/mm (correct)
- 20 lp/mm
- 30 lp/mm
- 7 lp/mm
Which of the following is an advantage of digital imaging?
Which of the following is an advantage of digital imaging?
- Ability to adjust brightness and contrast (correct)
- Need for chemical processing
- Longer image production time
- Higher radiation dose
How does digital imaging compare to film in terms of resolution measured in lp/mm?
How does digital imaging compare to film in terms of resolution measured in lp/mm?
- Digital imaging has a less forgiving resolution than film.
- Digital imaging has a consistent lower resolution than film.
- Digital imaging can sometimes match film's resolution. (correct)
- Digital imaging always has higher resolution than film.
What is one major disadvantage of digital imaging equipment?
What is one major disadvantage of digital imaging equipment?
What is the total number of greyscale values available in digital imaging systems?
What is the total number of greyscale values available in digital imaging systems?
What is a disadvantage of film-based X-ray imaging systems?
What is a disadvantage of film-based X-ray imaging systems?
How do solid state receptors generate charge when exposed to X-rays?
How do solid state receptors generate charge when exposed to X-rays?
Which characteristic enhances the usability of phosphor plate receptors?
Which characteristic enhances the usability of phosphor plate receptors?
What is the primary method used to read the latent image captured by phosphor plate receptors?
What is the primary method used to read the latent image captured by phosphor plate receptors?
What is a characteristic of the Digora System used with phosphor plate receptors?
What is a characteristic of the Digora System used with phosphor plate receptors?
Which of the following statements is true about digital imaging using solid state receptors?
Which of the following statements is true about digital imaging using solid state receptors?
Which component is essential in the processing stage of film-based X-ray imaging?
Which component is essential in the processing stage of film-based X-ray imaging?
What does the extent of fluorescence in a phosphor plate receptor indicate?
What does the extent of fluorescence in a phosphor plate receptor indicate?
Flashcards
Spatial Resolution (Digital)
Spatial Resolution (Digital)
Clarity of detail of an image; measured in pixels or line pairs per millimeter (lp/mm). Smaller pixel size/higher lp/mm means better resolution.
Digital Imaging Resolution (Phosphor Plates)
Digital Imaging Resolution (Phosphor Plates)
Phosphor plate spatial resolution is 60 μm (micrometers) or 7 lp/mm
Digital Imaging Resolution (Solid State)
Digital Imaging Resolution (Solid State)
Solid-state receptor spatial resolution is 20 μm (micrometers) or 25 lp/mm
Digital Imaging Contrast
Digital Imaging Contrast
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Digital Imaging Advantages
Digital Imaging Advantages
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Film-Based X-ray Imaging
Film-Based X-ray Imaging
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Solid State Receptor
Solid State Receptor
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Phosphor Plate Receptor
Phosphor Plate Receptor
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Digital Imaging
Digital Imaging
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Image Receptor
Image Receptor
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Chemical Processing (Film)
Chemical Processing (Film)
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Real-time Digital Imaging
Real-time Digital Imaging
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Indirect Digital Sensor
Indirect Digital Sensor
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Study Notes
Spatial Resolution
- Spatial resolution, for digital imaging, is measured by pixel size
- Phosphor Plates - 60 μm
- Solid State Receptor - 20 μm
Spatial Resolution for Film-Based Imaging
- Can be measured via line pairs/mm (higher is better)
- Phosphor Plates - 7 lp/mm
- Solid State Receptor - 25 lp/mm
- Film - 20 lp/mm
Contrast
- In digital imaging, there are 242 different grayscale values
Post-Processing
- Advantage of digital imaging is the ability to post-process and adjust brightness and contrast
- Digital imaging has a broader exposure latitude, making it more tolerant to over and under-exposure compared to film
- The forgiving nature of digital receptors decreases the likelihood of over or underexposed images
- Over or underexposed images can be corrected through post-processing techniques
Advantages and Disadvantages of Digital Imaging
- Advantages
- Lower radiation dose
- No chemical processing, reducing processing artifacts
- Rapid image production
- Can post-process images
- Digital storage and sharing of images
- Images can be easily magnified
- Software tools can aid measurements
- Disadvantages
- High cost (one-off fixed cost for buying equipment) - however overtime can reduce costs as you do not need to purchase consumables needed as part of the film-based imaging process
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Description
Explore the principles of digital imaging, including spatial resolution, contrast, and the advantages of post-processing. This quiz covers essential concepts such as pixel size in detectors and the comparison of digital to film-based imaging. Test your knowledge on the various aspects of digital imaging technology.
