Hello and welcome to Radiography Physics! In this course, we are going to walk you through all of the major components of a radiographic x-ray system. We’ll review each step in the image formation process, discuss factors that affect image quality, and give examples of common artifacts.
If you have any questions about the course content, contact me via email at karen@sybildigitallearning.com. I am here to help you!
Enjoy the course and please remember to complete the Course Evaluation when you have finished all of the modules!
Course Information
Course Instructor
Radiography Physics
Introduction
Module 1: Making X-rays (Duration 9:23)
Module 2: Focal Spot Size & Anode Angle (Duration 5:49)
Module 3: Magnification & Geometric Blur (Duration 4:28)
Module 4: X-ray Beam Quality (Duration 4:06)
Module 5: X-ray Beam Quantity (Duration 4:37)
Module 6: Image Formation (Duration 10:03)
Module 7: Scattered Radiation (Duration 5:19)
Module 8: Managing Scatter (Duration 5:18)
Module 9: Automatic Exposure Control (Duration 5:49)
Module 10: Radiographic Detectors (Duration 8:28)
Module 11: Image Quality (Duration 10:22)
Module 12: Artifacts (Duration 5:14)
Module 13: Radiation Dose & Safety (Duration 6:45)
Practice Test
Course Evaluation