X-ray CT glossary - Parallel beam geometry
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Parallel beam geometry uses an optical lens for magnification. A scintillator placed right after the scanned object converts X-rays into visible light so that an optical lens can magnify the image before the light reaches the detector. This geometry is immune to blurring due to X-ray focus size and drifting and is suitable for high-resolution (submicron) X-ray CT (computed tomography) measurements.
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