Motion layer decomposition calibration of x-ray ct imagers
An X-ray, motion technology used in radiological diagnostic testing/calibration, instruments for radiological diagnostics, material analysis using wave/particle radiation, etc. still valid etc.
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[0022] Referring to FIG. 1 , a typical flat panel X-ray computed tomography system includes a source 2 , a filter 4 , a shutter / collimator 6 , a detector 8 and an anti-scatter grating 10 . Source 2 is for example an X-ray tube anode emitting X-rays. The X-ray filter 4 includes a beam shaper or filter unit that filters X-rays. A shutter / collimator 6 limits the extent of the X-ray beam that passes through the object and strikes the detector. The source 2, filter 4, shutter / collimator 6 are typically positioned on one arm of the system or at the end of an arm of the system. However, other geometries such as rings are also contemplated. After passing through object 12 , the x-rays pass through anti-scatter grating 10 and are detected by x-ray detector 8 . The detector 8 and anti-scatter grating 10 are typically located on opposite sides of the source 2, filter 4, shutter / collimator 6, eg at the other end or another arm of the system. The collimator typically confines the cross...
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