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Backing Layer
soft polymer that protects the back of the cassette
Barcode label
label attached either to the cassette or the imaging plate that indentifies the plate for the purpose of matching the examination to the plate.
Barium fluorohalide
photostimulable phosphor located in the imaging plate
Cassette
rigid plastic housing for the imaging plate
Color Layer
area within the conductive layer where electrons are trapped
Conductive layer
layer of material that will absorb and reduce static electricity
Imaging Plate
thin piece of plastic with several layers of material that capture and store image data
Laser
amplification of stimulated emission of radiation, a device that creates and amplifies a narrow intense beam of coherent light
Phosphor center
(See Color Layer) -
area within the conductive layer hwere electrons are trapped
Phosphor Layer
layer of photostimulable phosphor that "traps" electrons during exposure: usually made of phosphors from the barium fluorohalide family (e.g. bariums fluorohaldide, chlorohalide ro bromohalide crystals)
Photomultiplier
electronic device that amplifies light energy
Photostimulable luminescence (PSL)
light produced by a phosphor when struck by light or xray photons
Protective Layer
very thin, tough, clear plastic covering in the imaging plate for protection of the phosphor layer
Raster
zigzag electron scanning pattern
Reflective Layer
layer in the imaging plate that sends light in a forward direction when released in the cassette reader; this may be black to reduce the spread of stimulating light and the escape of emitted light; some detail is lost in this process.
Speed
in conventional radiography, speed is determined by the size and layers of crystals in the film and screen; computed radiography system "speeds" are a reflection of the amount of photostimulable luminescence given off by the imaging plate while being scanned by the laser.
Support layer
semirigid material in the imaging plate that fives the imaging sheet some strength