Simulation of the formation processes of digital x-ray image
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The mathematical model of converting X-ray images in "scintillator – CCD” X-ray television systems was developed. This model allows to calculate the characteristics of X-ray in the output of the X-ray tube and behind the object of research, the glow intensity of X-ray screen, the intensity of light on the surface of the CCD-sensor after passing optics, charge in any pixel of CCD and the output signal from it, the signal-to-noise ratio in the output signal and quantum efficiency of X-ray detector.
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