Method for the estimation and calibration of the lumination rece

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Accessory – Testing or calibration

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378 97, G01D 1800

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051669692

ABSTRACT:
The invention concerns radiology systems and, more particularly, in such systems, to a method to determine and calibrate the lumination (namely the quantity of light received multiplied by the exposure time) received by the radiographic film in order to obtain a given blackening of the film. This method consists in carrying out a certain number of calibrations of the radiology system, and then in making a sensitogram of the type of film used. Then, a radiographic shot is taken with an object of a known thickness E.sub.o and, to obtain a reference optical density DO.sub.refo, the optical density DO.sub.m of the shot obtained is measured and compared with DO.sub.refo on the sensitogram to determine L.sub.ref.

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Applied Optics, vol. 23, No. 5, Mar. 1, 1984, New York, pp. 762-766; D. Pasini et al.: "In-situ calibration technique for x-ray films".

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