This is the primary unit of measure for recorded detail
What is lp/mm
The number of shades of gray of each pixel is determined by the_______________
What is gray scale bit depth?
Increasing SID
Increases
AKA size distortion
What is magnification?
Calculate the magnification factor when the SID is 40 in. and the SOD is 25 in.
What is 1.6?
The spatial resolution of a digital imaging system is the ability to resolve and render ________________ objects.
What are small high contrast objects?
Increasing the matrix size does this to the pixel size?
Decreasing OID
Increases
Reducing magnification does what to detail?
increases
Calculate the magnification factor when the SID is 40 in. and the OID is 5 in.
What is 1.14?
Digital Imaging resolution is primarily limited by __________
What is pixel size?
The best spatial resolution is on the ________ side.
What is anode side?
Increasing patient thickness
decreases
This is the magnification factor formula.

If a projected image measures 3 in. and the magnification factor is 1.1, what is the size of the actual object?
What is 2.7 inches?
A series of boxes laid out in rows and columns that gives form to the image
What is a matrix?
The area of geometric unsharpness is called this.
What is penumbra?
Increasing focal spot size
decreases
This happens when the part is angled and not parallel to the IR and not perpendicular to the IR
What is forshortening?
If an object is measured as 4 in. in diameter on the image and 4 in. from the film, what is the actual size of the object if the SID is 40 in
What is 3.6 inches?
The overall dimension of the image matrix is called the __________
What is the field of view?
If an imaging system has a spatial resolution of 5 lp/mm, what is the smallest object it can resolve?
What is 1/10th mm or .1 mm?
Increasing filtration
Does not affect
This happens when the part and the CR are perpendicular but the IR is at an angle
What is elongation?
Calculate the magnification factor when the SID is 72 in. and the OID is 2 in.
What is 1.0?