X-ray CT glossary - Cone beam geometry
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Cone beam geometry is one of the most commonly used X-ray CT (computed tomography) geometry. The X-ray beam starts from a micron-size X-ray source and diverges like a cone to irradiate the scanned object and reaches the detector. The angular divergence of the X-ray beam is used for the image magnification.
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