X-ray image intensifier

Known as: X ray image intensifier, X ray imaging intensifier, C-Arm

An x-ray image intensifier (XRII) is an image intensifier that converts x-rays into visible light at higher intensity than mere fluorescent screens…

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2014

The invention relates to an X-ray image intensifier having a vacuum vessel (1) and an electron optical system (2), wherein the…

1999

An X-ray image intensifier includes an envelope having an input window consisting of an aluminum alloy, and an input phosphor…

1993

In order to improve the MTF of x-ray image intensifiers we have studied a new type of input phosphor screen. The input phosphor…

1993

The performance of an x-ray image intensifier (XRII) tube is usually expressed in numbers attributed to performance parameters…

1992

An automated procedure for accurately correcting the distortion present in X-ray image intensifiers is described. An image of a…

1986

Apart from providing the inherent benefits of digital imaging, a digital chest system should preferably be superior to large-size…

1984

The conventional x-ray image intensifier (XRII) has developed from an aid for fluoroscopy, where resolution is poor and noise…

1979

An X-ray image intensifier tube with a variable gain SIT (silicon intensified target) target has been developed. The X-ray SIT…

1977

A novel proximity-type x-ray image intensifier tube is described. This device has the main advantage of fewer sources of…

1973

By using a logic simulator, the designers of MU5, a large computer containing over 60,000 logic gates, have been able to…