image processor Flashcards

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image processor includes?

A
  • preprocessor
  • scan converter
  • image memory
  • postprocessor
  • digital-to-analog converter
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2
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scan line info is?

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  • built into frames of information

- pre-processed

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3
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scan conversion?

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  • done by scan conveter
  • building a frame
  • properly located each echo on image frame
  • real time
  • echo info (scan lines) to image form (frames)
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scan convertion how many scan lines in a frame?

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96-256 scan lines in a frame

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Each frame is made up of a ‘matrix’ of tiny blocks called?

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pixels

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6
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typically pixels in a matrix?

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  • 1024 x 768

- 512 x 384

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7
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3D =

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voxels

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8
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pre-processing?

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  • before freeze
  • done while echo data is being stored in memory
  • the frame is still being built during this time
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post-processing?

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  • freeze

- done on image retrieved from image memory

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10
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prepocession characteristics? (6)

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  • before the data is stored in memory
  • persistence
  • panoramic
  • 3D
  • spatial compounding
  • write magnification
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post processing characteristics? (6)

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  • after data is stored in image memory
  • b colour
  • freeze frame
  • black/white image invention
  • read magnification
  • contrast variation
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12
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what is edge enhancement?

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  • pre-processing

- sharpens boundaries to make them more detectable and make measurements more precise

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13
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pixel interpolation aka?

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  • fill-in interpolation

- filling in missed pixels

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14
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what is spacial compounding?

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  • hit the same object from different angles and average the images
  • trying to hit structures at 90 degrees
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persistance?

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  • aks frame averaging
  • averaging of sequential frames
  • reduces noise
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16
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persistance affects?

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  • better contrast resolution
  • operator controlled
  • decreased FR
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17
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what is 4D imaging?

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= 3D + time

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18
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B- colour aka?

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  • tint/ colour scale

- chroma map

19
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the human eye can see how many shades of grey and colour?

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100 shades of grey

256 shades of colour

20
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what is read magnification?

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  • pulls out specific pixels from the frame from memory and displays them using the entire display
21
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drawbacks of image processor?

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  • enlargement of pixels
22
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what is write magnificaiton?

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  • smaller field of view is written using pixels for entire frame
  • better resolution
23
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image memory?

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  • aks digital memory
24
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what is freeze frame?

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displays lastest image stored in memory

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what is cineloop?
displays last 100-130 images
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what does each pixel contain?
brightness (intesity/amplitude) at a particular anatomical position
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one matrix can show how many shades of grey?
2 (on and off)
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a 1-bit pixel is called?
bistable
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a 1-bit pixel is called?
bistable
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3 bit memory = how many shades of grey?
8
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what is a binary number system?
alternative to decimal (arabic) number system
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what is contrast resolution?
being able to seperate 2 different echoes as 2 different shades of grey
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1024 bytes =?
1 kilobyte
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display requires what kind of signals?
analog
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digital-to-analog converter?
Digital memory (#’s) - voltages for display
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frame rate?
of images stored in memory per second
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refresh rate?
of images displayed per second
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temporal resolution?
- ability of a display to distinguish closely spaced events in time and present rapidly moving structures correctly - Higher frame rate improves temp res
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temporal reolution- what does each from contain?
LPF- lines per frame | n- number of foci
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each focus and line require?
a pulse
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to increase the number of foci?
the PRF must increase
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to increase the number of lines per frame?
the PRF must increase
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to increase FR?
PRF must increase
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temporal resolution depends on?
- FR