Chapter 8:Fluoroscopic Imaging Systems
IAEA Optical System couples XRII to video camera includes: Collimating Lens to shape the divergent light from the Output Phosphor Aperture to limit the amount of light reaching the video camera Lens to focus the image onto the video camera 8.2 FLUOROSCOPIC EQUIPMENT 8.2.1 The Fluoroscopic Imaging Chain Diagnostic Radiology Physics: a Handbook for Teachers and …
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