Indirect Measure Voltage and Exposure Time Device for Medical X-ray

Bunkum, Manao; Pintavirooj, C.; Visitsattapongse, Sarinporn

doi:10.1109/bmeicon.2018.8609977

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“…The measurement of continuous radiographic sources and intense flash with a Compton spectrometer was investigated by Gehring [13]. The Measurement of Voltage and Indirect Exposure Time for Medical X-rays was investigated by Bunkum, Pintavirooj and Visitsattapongse [14]. Chen [15] studied three-dimensional imaging of electric trees in various stages.…”

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The Design of X-Ray Film Reader with Film Presence Detector

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X-Ray viewer is a tool for observing the results of X-Ray films using ray lighting. It aims to get clearer readings of X-Ray films by radiographers and doctors. X-Ray viewers in hospitals generally cannot be carried anywhere because they use fluorescent lamps as a source of radiation and use 220 Volt AC voltage directly. So that its use is less effective and efficient because it must be connected directly to a 220 Volt AC power source and requires large power. In this regard the author wants to design an X-Ray viewer tool that can be used to read the results of X-Ray films clearly and is portable so that the device can be used anywhere because it uses a battery as a voltage source and is equipped with a presence detection sensor film in order to save energy so that the use of tools is more effective and efficient.

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confidence: 99%