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bit depth the number of bits used for each pixel. this shows the amount of grays in the pixel. ex: 8 bit depth = 2^8, 12 bit depth = 2^12
bit depth controls the contrast resolution
matrix size controls the spatial resolution
pixel size controls the spatial reolution
a larger bit depth means the pixel will be more gray
the detectors smallest capturing unit DEL
how does decreasing fov affect pixel size it decreases= more spatial resolution
primary determinant in spatial resolution in DR DEL size
the distance in millimeters (mm) from the center of one LED pixel to the center of an adjacent one. pixel pitch
a small pixel pitch indicates higher spatial resolution/sharpness
increasing matrix size for the same FOV will ____ the detail improve
at the detector level what controls spatial resolution del
a decreased bit depth will cause lower contrast resolution
what is dynamic range the range of exposures captured
how does DEL size affect spatial resolution smaller DEL= smaller pixel= higher resolution.
scintillator converts xray photons to light
photodiode converts light to electric charge
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