Fundamentals of Digital Radiography
The Fundamentals of Digital Radiography course provides an overview of equipment and processes involved in digital radiography and a deeper dive into the physics of digital image production and imaging informatics.
Topics covered include: CR imaging plates, imaging plate readers, direct and indirect conversion digital radiography, histograms, DELs, TFTs, digital matrix, pixel matrix, bit depth, quantization, signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), detective quantum efficiency (DQR), modulation transfer function (MTF), dynamic range, exposure latitude, MIMPS, & PACS.
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Category: Radiography
Duration: 1 hours 21 minutes
Format: Video-based online course
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Category: Radiography
Duration: 1 hours 21 minutes
Format: Video-based online course
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