Sensors and Digital Imaging part 1 Flashcards

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dental film packet, D speed film:

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slower- more radiation

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dental film packet, F speed film:

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faster- less radiation

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3
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film packet contents

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moist/light proof sleeve, lead foil (protects from scatter radiation), and black, light-proof paper wrapper folded around film

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film composition:
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  1. supercoat- thin layer of hard plastic
  2. emulsion- gel and Ag- halide crystal
  3. adhesive
  4. base-plastic
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5
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during film processing, chemicals are used to form

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elemental Ag from silver halide salt

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6
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during film processing, chemical changes are ____, ___, and _____ dependent

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time
temperature
concentration

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7
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digital image can be conceived as a table with columns and rows, each cell (pixel) being assigned:

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a number value which is then assigned a grey intensity

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8
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in a digital image, the composite collection of pixel values are used by a

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computer’s software processing ability to construct an image for visual display

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9
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derived from the words PEL (picture element)

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pixel

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10
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smallest portion of a sensor, image or display that is capable of being recorded and then printed or displayed

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px (pixel)

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11
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what are the general steps in digital image formation

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  1. x-ray shadow
  2. shadow image detected by digital sensor
  3. numerical pixel values sent to the computer [pixel values assigned a number which ten corresponds to a gray scale value]
  4. digital image on the computer screen
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12
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pixels are electrified.
each pixel has a ___________ electrical charge

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pre-exposure

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13
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in digital image formation, x-ray photons that make it to the sensor change the

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electrical charge in those pixels

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14
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the ______the body part adjacent to the sensor, the ____ x-photons can affect the electrical charge

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thicker/denser
less

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15
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the net effect of digital image formation, is that there is a shadow of electrical charges on the sensor reflective of the

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thickness/density of the body part
(step 2)

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16
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during step 3 of digital image formation, the electric charge value of each pixel is read by computer chip and the electrical voltage is:

then, the pixel values are sent to the computer for:

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converted to a numerical value
(digitized)

for processing

17
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the last step of digital image formation is when the computer assigns the gray value of each number to the

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location on the X:Y grid axis of the sensor

gray values are displayed in a visual format on a display monitor

18
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what are the different types of dental digital radiography

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  1. historic (indirect)
    flatbed scanner
    slide scanner
    digital cameras
  2. indirect (semidirect)
    phosphor storage plate (PSP)
  3. direct
    charge-coupled device (CCD)
    complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS)
19
Q

loss or alteration of information due to partial volume averaging

A

indirect digital radiography

20
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the first film like sensory was introduced in 1994:

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hybrid system
PSP plate: photostimulable phosphor PSP plate

21
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what are the components of semidirect digital system

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  1. xray source
  2. psp plate
  3. laser scaner
  4. screen monitor
  5. cpu, server, or PACS
  6. printer EPR PACS
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what are the principles of PSP detector
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  1. xray
  2. PSP plate coated with crystalline
  3. scanned with red laser beam
  4. emits fluorescent light from excitation of valence electrons in ionized fluorophophors
  5. intensified by a photomultiplier tube
  6. light intensity is converted to a digital data
  7. expose to strong light to erase residual images by neutralizing charges in ionized fluorophophors
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PSP plate is coated with

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crystalline halide emulsion made up of barium fluorobromide

24
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what is psp scanned with

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red laser beam

25
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once PSP is scanned with red laser beam that emits fluoroscent light from excitation of of valence electrons in ionized fluorphophors it is then

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intensified by a photomultiplier tube

26
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the light intensity of psp is converted to:

and then exposed to strong light to erase:
by neutralizing charges in ionized fluorophophors

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digital data

residual images