Apparatus for tomography comprising a pin hole for forming a microbeam of X-rays
AssigneeNihon Denshi Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorEiji Watanabe
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AssigneeNihon Denshi Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorEiji Watanabe
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In an X-ray generating column, an X-ray microbeam is generated by irradiating a target with a scanning finely focused electron beam and permitting the microbeam to pass a pin hole in a beam guide plate or baffle. The take off direction of the X-ray microbeam is varied by scanning said electron beam over the target. The X-ray microbeam irradiates and passes through a thin slice plane of an object. The X-ray generating column rotates around the object. The rotation and electron beam scanning signals and the output signal of a detector for the X-rays passed through object are memorized by a memory circuit. A calculating circuit then calculates the X-ray absorption coefficient at each micro matrix area on the slice plane of the object, and delivers the respective outputs to an image display means to display an X-ray image of a slice plane of the object.
An apparatus for obtaining a two dimensional display of the X-ray absorption distribution on a cross-sectional plane of an object comprising:
An apparatus for obtaining a two-dimensional display of the X-ray absorption distribution on a cross-sectional plane of an object comprising:
An apparatus for obtaining a two-dimensional display of the X-ray absorption distribution on a cross-sectional plane of an object comprising:
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