Chapter 8:Fluoroscopic Imaging Systems
0.9-0.95 for fixed-pixel devices (e.g. CCD cameras) and liquid crystal display (LCD) monitors In the Horizontal direction, resolution is limited by the bandwidth of the video system In most systems the bandwidth is adjusted to give Equal Resolutionin both the vertical and horizontal directions 8.2 FLUOROSCOPIC EQUIPMENT
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