| The spatial resolution of the ultra-high-energy collimator used in this study was somewhat lower than that of a conventional collimator. |
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| A high-intensity monochromatic beam from an undulator was focused and then size-limited down to a 5-m-diameter circular section by a collimator. |
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| Using a low energy collimator, images are obtained every 1-2 minutes for 20 minutes. |
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| The hospital went ahead and radiated the patient, only to discover later that the multileaf collimator had been wide open. |
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| This method allows all pivoting filters assemblies to be adapted easily, repeatedly and exactly to your collimator. |
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| Since parting line adjustments were complex, this technique made it possible to check clipping to the collimator in actual conditions. |
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| Remove the plate leaving the felt strips on the collimator and re-stick them strongly. |
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| As with standard scopes, this one is best boresighted with a collimator. |
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| An illuminated target is then placed at the eighteenth floor, and the collimator is sighted through the target. |
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| A collimator, the instrument used is placed on a tripod in the elevator shaft at the sixth-floor level. |
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| Placed between the collimator lens and the reduction optics in the e-beam column, the CLA generates a plurality of intermediate images of the electron source. |
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| LightPath Technologies is pleased to introduce the IsoBeam Fusion Collimator, an optically isolated, laser collimator. |
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| To ensure reliable operation with high intensity heavy ion beams, a collimator, consisting of 60 Kollimatormodulen needed. |
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| The first is the simplest, which is to match the collimator with the detector size. |
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| A variety of targets, beam flatteners, collimator systems, scattering foil systems, beam current monitors, and beam steering systems allow a wide variety of clinical accelerator beams to be simulated. |
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| First, with a ruler, mark the midline of the collimator on coloured stickers: the blue sticker is for the head side, while the yellow one is for the feet. |
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| The collimator is an optical device that produces parallel rays from a focal plane source i.e., it gives the appearance that the source is located at an infinite distance. |
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| Researchers can select a different multi-pinhole collimator configuration for each study and calibrate the scanner with a simple automated process. |
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| The normalized root mean square errors decreased when the x-ray source intensity, integration time, collimator size, and number of scanning repetitions increased. |
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