Exam 4: Cassette-Based Equipment: the Computed Radiography Cassette, Imaging Plate, and Reader

The layer of the imaging plate that traps electrons during exposure is the ______ layer.

If a pixel has a bit depth of 2⁹, the number of gray tones that pixel can produce is ______.

Typical cassette throughput is ______.

The imaging plate layer that absorbs stimulating light and reflects emitted light is the ______ layer.

Imaging plates should be erased every ______.

The signal trapped in the phosphor center ______.

The CR cassette is backed by aluminum that ______.

Which one of the following serves to protect against static buildup, dust collection, and mechanical damage to the imaging plate?

Each square in a matrix is called a ______.

Lasers create and amplify wide, soft beams of divergent light.

The number of bits per pixel is known as bit ______.

The phosphor layer is made of phosphors from the ______ family.

Coherent light is formed by the laser because the photons ______.

The wavelength of the CR reader laser is ______ nm.

CR phosphor speed and radiographic film speed are always equivalent.

CR imaging plates are erased by flooding the plate with ______.

The purpose of the barcode label is to identify the ______.

The power source for the laser must be ______.

Which of the following does not determine CR resolution?

Each light photon is assigned a number during ______.