Creating digital images Flashcards

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In the correct order, the three fundamental steps in the process to digitise analogue music are:

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scanning, sampling, quantisation

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If during the scanning stage, large pixel size is used, which statement is incorrect?
The image will not have the desired location
The image will looked pixelated
Resolution will exceed what is necessary and it will have wasted unnecessary electronic resources
The image will be continuous in space

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The image will be continuous in space

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3
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The purpose of the quantisation stage in the digitising process is to:

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assign discrete values for each intensity measurement

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An image that is digital is said to be:
continuous in value, continuous in space
continuous in space, discrete in value
discrete in space, continuous in value
discrete in value, discrete in space
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discrete in value, discrete in space

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Which statement best describes the term sampling as it relates the creating digital images?
Where the measured light intensity is distributed into discrete steps within the allowable dynamic range.
Where the light intensity from each designated pixel area is measured.
Where you take the field of the image and divide it up into a matrix of small cells.
Where the ADC takes the continuous intensity values and rounds them or down.

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Where the light intensity from each designated pixel area is measured.

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A digital radiographic image consists of a matrix of numerical values relating to the intensity of x-rays. With Digital radiography the matrix consists of:

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dexels

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Which would not be a consequence of over sampling or quantising, i.e. creating a radiograph with more than the necessary diagnostic quality?
Low resolution so image looks pixelated.
Slow transmission speeds.
Large file sizes.
High computer processing power requirements.

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Low resolution so image looks pixelated

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The range of numerical values of brightness that can be captured by a digital radiography system is limited by the:

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The sampling pitch

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Which statement is INCORRECT about a Radiographic image?
 It is a reverse image
 It is a polychromatic image
 It is a monochromic image
 Is black and white
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It is a polychromatic image

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10
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A pixel in an photograph is displayed as [(IR IB I?) (x,y)]. What would the ? Represent?

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Green

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Why is meant by the term fill factor with regard to digital radiography?

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The term fill factor refers to the ratio between the light sensitive area to the entire area of each detector element

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12
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How is fill factor calculated

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Fill Factor = Sensitive area/Overall Area

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13
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Explain the ‘read out process’ of the individual dexels (detector elements) in the TFT array after an exposure.

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Caesium Iodide absorbs x-ray photons and releases light photons, these light photons are then absorbed in the photodiodes and the charge stored in the charge storage capacitor at each pixel location. The latent image is then read out sequentially to a bank of charge sensitive amplifier (TFT switches). The resulting voltage signal is then digitised and transferred to the system computer where the DR image is built up.

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