1. Collimator synonyms, Collimator pronunciation, Collimator translation, English dictionary definition of Collimator

2. What are synonyms for Collimator?

3. The x ray Collimators producted by Newheek are electric x ray collimator, simple x ray collimator, manual x ray collimator, and so on

4. Synonyms for Collimator in Free Thesaurus

5. Multi-Access failed to assign the collimator angle correctly for plans with multiple collimator angles per beam.

6. MICRO Collimator Length: 23.37mm (0.92”) Outside Diameter: 6.35mm (0.250”) Material: Stainless Steel Micro Collimator - COL005B0101 & COL005S0101 5mm Lens Diameter, NA of the fiber = 0.22 Beam Diameter (mm) Note: Collimator Divergence (milliradians) = Fiber Diameter (µ) / …

7. Employing a Cheshire collimator or Collimation caps

8. A Collimator ( 1 ) primarily adapted for usage in a narrow scanned pencil beam radiation therapy system ( 100 ) includes adjacent pairs ( 5 ) of Collimator leaves ( 10, 20 )

9. An optical Collimator consists of a tube containing a

10. Collimator An optical apparatus for producing parallel rays of light

11. Knochen XDL Wall Mounted Cephalometer Deluxe Ceph System w/ X-CJD Collimator

12. Howie Glatter's brightest laser Collimator, this Single Green Beam 532 nm Laser Collimator is best suited for daytime collimation or with greater amounts of ambient light

13. Part of the solid angle of the scatter is sorted out by a collimator, forming an intersection between primary beam and collimator axis of some cm3.

14. An LED Collimator consists of a collimating lens and an LED emitter

15. An example of a Collimator optically similar to that shown in Fig

16. 5 words related to Collimator: telescope, scope, optical device, prism spectroscope, spectroscope

17. The Meade Laser Collimator has been discontinued and we are out of stock

18. Collimator definition at Dictionary.com, a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms and translation

19. A Collimator is a device that narrows a beam of light

20. In an alternative embodiment, a collimator comprises an array of microtoroids (140).

21. Collimating lenses product line: Laser Collimating lens, Laser collimation lens, Laser collimator lens

22. Cheshire: This Collimator adds a set of crosshairs to a sight tube

23. See authoritative translations of Collimator in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

24. The Collimator is also called the beam light device and the beam limiter

25. Page 1 of 3 - Laser Collimator? - posted in Reflectors: Is there anything wrong with using a simple laser Collimator like the one from Orion that simply shoots a dot at the primary mirror

26. In effect, the LRIS Collimator is an off-axis paraboloid that reimages an off-axis

27. On auto-Collimator models remove the panel with care as there is a ribbon cable attached

28. For auto-Collimators interfaced to OTC-10, the sizing can be adjusted with the laptop selecting “collimator” and “adjustment of the collimator correction values” in the Multix Service Software for either long or cross

29. The beam angles were optimized by a beam's eye view technique with a micromultileaf collimator.

30. A Collimator is the first processing layer of a gamma camera to encounter photons from radioactive source

31. Prime Minister Modi will dedicate first new Bhabhatron with precision technology (Multi Leaf Collimator), to the nation.

32. An X-ray Collimator can be made from multiple materials including lead, tungsten, molybdenum, tin, bismuth, …

33. In this case, however, only an off-axis portion of the full Collimator shown in Fig

34. That area is then examined by the collimator telescope system at the appropriate angle of incidence.

35. Collimator, device for changing the diverging light or other radiation from a point source into a parallel beam

36. In one embodiment, the independent test sight comprises a collimator assembly (36) and an aligned periscope assembly (38).

37. The Cephalometer is made up of two primary components: (1) the Cephalostat, and (2) the Fixator/Collimator

38. The so-called x ray Collimator is a device that converts a divergent beam into a collimated (parallel) beam

39. As our expertise and manufacture experience in Laser Optics and Optical Lenses, we released the Collimating lenses off the shelf or called laser collimator, laser collimator lens, laser collimation lens, or laser Collimating lens for R&D and engineering development.

40. The IRCOL projector is an off-axis Collimator equipped with a target wheel and a differential blackbody

41. That area shall then be examined by the collimator-telescope system at the appropriate angle of incidence

42. In an alternative technique, the collimator is moved in two different directions to achieve positional information using scanning.

43. Compensating filters are external, uniquely shaped; typically aluminum mounts often affixed to the collimator of the x-ray tube

44. A Collimator is a device used to restrict the photon acceptance angle to provide positional information for detected photons

45. Collimators & Collimation X-Ray Collimators A collimator is a device that limits the radiation output of an X-ray source

46. And then you adjust the primary mirror so that the laser dot hits a little bullseye on the laser Collimator itself.

47. With a solid state laser diode that will retain its strength even after years of use, this Howie Glatter Laser Collimator …

48. Without a Collimator, X-rays would escape which would flood the detector with radiation and prevent a clear image from being attained

49. The Collimator of a Gamma camera used in nuclear medicine differs in structure and function to the beam Collimators used in general radiography.

50. Collimators & Collimation X-Ray Collimators A Collimator is a device that limits the radiation output of an X-ray source

51. Each Collimator is an off-axis paraboloidal mirror (OAP) with /8 (633 nm) surface accuracy and an enhanced aluminum reflective coating

52. A SPECT Collimator is a thick sheet of metal of high atomic number, usually lead or tungsten, pierced by an array of holes.

53. Collimator definition: a small telescope attached to a larger optical instrument as an aid in fixing its line of Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

54. Collimator Tube F550A is a type of optical instrument which has a focus of 550mm and is used for obtaining parallel beams

55. The Collimator, with its long light beam as a "lever arm" is a very sensitive tool for detecting focuser problems

56. The Collimator lens surface is then laser polished to within a millionth of an inch of ideal shape, providing extremely low insertion loss

57. ‘The same Collimator was used for both the BMIPP and the [sup.99m] Tc-MIBI studies.’ ‘In all cases the treatment light was delivered from a 690 nm diode laser system through a fiber optic Collimator to a 1 cm 2 spot on the tumor tissue, for a total surface irradiance of 200 mW / cm 2.’

58. Collimators In pre-molecular imaging a collimator is used to direct radiation emitted by the subject onto a detector, and to minimise the number of stray photons

59. The multimode Collimators are compatible with the AD15F , AD15NT , and AD15F2 adapters for setups requiring SM1-threaded or Ø1" smooth bore compatibility; additional Collimator

60. Since the clear aperture of the F-H10 is 10mm, NA of 0.24 is the largest value that can be used for this Collimator without clipping the beam

61. ‘The same Collimator was used for both the BMIPP and the [sup.99m] Tc-MIBI studies.’ ‘In all cases the treatment light was delivered from a 690 nm diode laser system through a fiber optic Collimator to a 1 cm 2 spot on the tumor tissue, for a total surface irradiance of 200 mW / cm 2.’

62. The Collimator housing includes either an FC/PC 2.2 mm wide key connector or an SMA905 port; typically, FC/PC Collimators will offer better coupling efficiency

63. The M1A2 Infinity Aiming Collimator is an optical instrument used for establishing an optical reference from which weapon deflection angles can be measured for indirect fire

64. Collimator definition is - a device for producing a beam of parallel rays (as of light) or for forming an infinitely distant virtual image that can be viewed without parallax.

65. Collimator Pair with Free-Space Beam Our GRIN pigtailed Collimators are designed to be used in pairs, with a free-space beam between the lenses (see photo to the left)

66. The multimode Collimators are compatible with the AD15F, AD15NT, and AD15F2 adapters for setups requiring SM1-threaded or Ø1" smooth bore compatibility; additional collimator mounting adapters are also available

67. Since the clear aperture of the F-H5 is 6 mm, NA of 0.39 is the largest value that can be used for this Collimator without clipping the beam.

68. An inner portion ( 12 ) of a Collimator leaf ( 10 ) facing the opposite leaf ( 20 ) of a pair ( 5 ) is made of a first material having high linear radiation attenuation.

69. 16 Firstly, a telescope system is made up with a concave lens and a long-focus convex lens, by which the angle of the parallel beam from the collimator can be change.

70. Due to the design of the leaf sides, the tongue and groove effect occurs for certain multileaf collimator applications such as the abutment of fields where the beam edges are defined by the sides of the leaves.

71. A divergent beam can be collimated with a beam Collimator device, which in simple case is essentially a lens or a curved mirror, where the focal length or curvature radius is chosen such that the originally curved wavefronts become flat

72. It usually consists of a positive achromatic lens, with an illuminated object (a slit, a graticule, a scale, etc.) placed at one of its focal points, so that light from any point on the object emerges from the Collimator parallel.

73. Collimator resolution almost always dominates when it comes to system resolution; System Sensitivity Intrinsic sensitivity is dependent on the thickness of the crystal; The design of most cameras are 3/8 thick and have been engineered to capture 99m Tc photon

74. The turret was driven by the General Electric GE2CFR12A3 gyroscopic fire control computer, and could be directed by either the gunner or radar operator, who both had aiming control and gyroscopic collimator sight assembly posts attached to their swiveling seats.

75. Collimators CI Systems' Collimators accurately project patterns of radiation as if coming from a large distance (infinity) to test the performance of IR imaging systems (FLIR's). The integration of a collimator with blackbody sources and a target wheel on its focal plane creates CI …

76. The primary collimator has the function of transmitting only those X-rays from the MFXS that converge on the YZ detector plane in the neighbourhood of O. It thus corresponds to the converging Collimators known in radionuclide imaging except that it acts only in …

77. The collimator of a Gamma camera used in nuclear medicine differs in structure and function to the beam Collimators used in general radiography. They typically consist of a lead disc drilled with tens of thousands of closely packed holes, separated from each other by septa

78. – Angulating tube arm – Angulation dial and operator handle – Electric table locks on 2-way and 4-way float top tables – Foot activated exposure switch – Grid cabinet with tube stand interlock and: 8:1 ratio, 103 line, 34-44″ focal range – Manual cassette tray – Non certified manual collimator with built-in …

79. This study compares the quality of intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) and volumetric-modulated arc therapy (VMAT) plans optimized for an Elekta AgilityTM (Elekta, Stockholm, Sweden) multileaf collimator (MLC; leaf width 5 mm) and an Elekta MLCi2 (leaf width 10 mm) for complex target volumes (anal, AC; head and neck, H&N and prostate cancer, PC).

80. Over 100 papers discuss such topics as designing a real-time autofocusing system for a Collimator with a long focus length and large aperture, chance constrained model predictive control based on set-valued optimal algorithms, applying virtual prototyping technology in the design of a drive axle, the hydrodynamic forces of torsional wave propulsion by extended large-amplitude elongated-body