Calculation resolution
resolution refers to the ability of the instrument indicating device to distinguish two adjacent values of the indicated quantity
resolution refers to the ratio of the resolution of the instrument to the measured value of each level of the instrument It has been changed to relative resolution instead of resolution)
take the measurement of test force as an example:
the accuracy of test force refers to the maximum allowable error between the value and the true value of the measurement result indicated by the test force indicating device after the sample is tested on the testing machine
the resolution of test power refers to the minimum measured value that can be indicated on the test power indicating device
"relative resolution of test force" refers to the ratio of the minimum measured value that can be indicated on the test force indicating device to the measured value of each gear of the testing machine indicating device
the "resolution of test power" on the digital indicating device is the number value of the last digit displayed in each gear
Clear answer: resolution calculation method:
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generally, the higher the resolution of an image, the more pixels it contains, the clearer the image, and the better the printing quality. At the same time, it also increases the storage space occupied by files. The units used to describe the resolution are: DPI points per inch, LPI lines per inch, and PPI pixels per inch. But only LPI is the scale of optical resolution. Although DPI and PPI also belong to resolution units, their meanings are different from LPI. Moreover, LPI and DPI can not be converted and can only be estimated by experience
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(1) the density resolution represents the minimum density difference that can be displayed in the image
(2) the density resolution of CT is limited by the noise and the size of the display. The smaller the noise and the larger the display, the better the density resolution. The density resolution of CT image is much higher than that of X-ray2. The degree of density difference that can be distinguished by density resolution is expressed in%. If the density resolution of CT is 0.5%, it means that the density difference between two substances is equal to or greater than 0.5%, which can be identified. When the density difference is less than 0.5%, it can not be identified e to the interference of noise
Spatial resolution is sometimes called geometric resolution or high contrast resolution in CT equipment. It refers to the ability to identify fine structures in the case of high contrast, that is, the ability to display the smallest volume of lesions or structures. When evaluating CT image quality, spatial resolution is often considered first The spatial resolution of CT images is determined by the geometric size of the X-ray tube focus, but not by the X-ray dose, because the detector has a certain size and the sampling has a certain distance. When the X-ray dose is fixed, the spatial resolution and density resolution are restricted to some extent, so it is impossible to improve the spatial resolution and contrast resolution at the same time
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medical imaging: X-ray, CT, MRI & # 8194; Imaging technology and clinical application
Image archiving and transmission system (PACS) is a device and software system for saving and transmitting images. Its advantages are as follows:1. It saves image information and is easy to be processed in the future
The doctors far away from the radiology department can read and diagnose the images at any time, which improves the work efficiency It is convenient for image transmission and communication, and can carry out composite image diagnosis and multidisciplinary consultation It can avoid the loss and error of film in the process of transmission, and become a modern management means of hospital Save film expenses, management costs, rece storage space, so as to enter the era of no film 8194; (2) digital subtraction angiography (DSA) &; Through the calculator processing digital image information, commonly used time subtraction method, eliminate bone and soft tissue image, make blood vessel clear development of imaging technology 8194;cerebral angiography; It is a method of displaying cerebral vessels by introcing organic iodine contrast agent into cerebral vessels, including carotid arteriography and vertebral arteriography. DSA technique is commonly used to take images of cerebral artery phase, venous phase and venous sinus phase 8194;
X-ray imaging – electromagnetic wave, wavelength 0.0006 ~ 50nm & # 8194
(3) the principle of X-ray imaging is related to the penetrability, fluorescence effect and photosensitive effect, as well as the difference of density and thickness of human tissue structure. The higher the voltage, the stronger the penetration 8194;2. X-ray excited ZnS, CDW, caw to emit fluorescence
3. Photosensitive effect; The foundation of X-ray photography. Silver ions in silver bromide are reced to metallic silver and precipitated in the film4. Ionization effect; The basis of radiotherapy. X-ray into the human body, causing biological changes, that is, biological effects 8194;
Four, X-ray image characteristics:1, gray scale image
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There may be distortion 8194; Gray scale images reflect the anatomical and pathological state of human tissue structure by optical density. In addition to the thickness, the white and black shadows on the image mainly reflect the density of the tissue (white shadows in high density and black shadows in low density) Advantages: it can rotate the patient's position; Understand the dynamic changes of organs; In terms of operation, the cost is low Disadvantages: poor contrast and definition; Lack of objective records 8194; Advantages: good contrast and definition There is no three-dimensional concept; Unable to observe the function 8194; (5) angiographic examination; The contrast agent is introced into the body to proce artificial contrast Barium: Medical barium sulfate Iodine agents: inorganic (Lipiodol, iodophenyl ester), organic (ionic type), such as meglumine diatrizoate; Non ionic type, such as iobil, youweixian) 8194;ionic contrast media had high permeability and high toxicity; Non ionic hypotonic, low year, low toxicity
9. Low density contrast medium; Air, O2, CO2 & 8194 (1) indirect introction: IVP Direct introction: oral administration, perfusion and puncture 8194; 5. Clinical application; The gastrointestinal tract, skeletal system and chest were selected 8194; (11) CT imaging: X-ray beam is used to irradiate a certain layer of human body, and the amount of X-ray transmitted is measured. After digitization, the absorption coefficient of each unit volume of the layer tissue is obtained by computer, and then the image is reconstructed 8194; (1) advantages: high density resolution, quantitative value (CT value) to explain the degree of density (2) the spatial resolution is not as good as X-ray image(3) multiple consecutive slice images are needed 8194;
(1) water: 0-8194; HU(2) air: – 1000 & # 8194; HU
(3) fat: – 90 ~ – 70 & 8194; HU (4) soft tissue; 20~50 HU (5) bone + 1000 & # 8194; HU 8194; (1) central nervous system diseases: intracranial tumor, abscess and granuloma, parasitic disease, traumatic hematoma and brain injury, ischemic cerebral infarction and cerebral hemorrhage (2) space occupying lesions, sinus carcinoma, nasopharyngeal carcinoma, etc (3) lung cancer and mediastinal tumor (4) liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, abdominal cavity and retroperitoneal space, adrenal gland and genitourinary system(5) extraluminal invasion or distant metastasis of gastrointestinal lesions 8194;
12. MRI imaging: MRI signals have parameters such as T-1, T2, and proton density, which constitute MRI images 8194;T-1- When the RF pulse is terminated, the longitudinal magnetization graally returns to its original state. This process is longitudinal relaxation, and the recovery time is longitudinal relaxation time, referred to as T-1. The images composed of T1 parameters were T1 weighted images (t-1-wi) 8194;
T2 The transverse magnetization also disappears quickly. This process is transverse relaxation, and the time required is transverse relaxation time (T-2). T2 weighted imaging (T2-WI) was used as the image composed of T2 parameters 8194;
1, MR signal generation; In the relaxation process, the proton absorbs the energy of RF pulse combination and releases the MR signal. By adjusting the imaging parameters TR and Te, MR signals mainly reflecting the contrast of T1, T2 and PDWI can be obtained respectively, and then t-1-wi, T2-WI or PDWI images can be generated
(1) high signal intensity on t-1-wi; Subacute hematoma, fat, high protein content, melanin 8194;(2) low signal on t-2wi; Calcium, air, air, fat and protein content is less 8194;
(1) multi parameter gray scale images (2) multidirectional tomographic images(3) flow void effect: the flowing liquid can't collect the signal in the imaging process, but has no signal shadow
(4) MRI contrast enhancement effect: paramagnetic material as contrast agent can shorten the relaxation time of surrounding proton, which is called proton relaxation enhancement effect(5) pseudo color function image 8194;
(1) sequence technique (2) self cyclotron wave (SE) sequence (3) gradient echo (GRE) sequence (4) inversion recovery (IR) sequence (5) plane echo imaging (EPI) 8194; 4. MR water imaging technology; Heavy T2-WI can be obtained with very long TR and very long TE, which can make the static or slow flowing liquid show high signal and other tissues in the background show low signalafter reconstruction, the liquid containing organs or spaces can show high signal, and the images like contrast effect can be obtained, that is, Mr hydrography, including MRCP, MRU, MRM, etc 8194; 8194;
(1) brain and spinal cord diseases (2) hilar and mediastinal lymph nodes(3) the lumen of heart and great vessels
(4) diagnosis of breast cancer(5) cartilage and articular capsule were clearly displayed 8194;
6, the preferred instrument for each system examination was
(1) bone and bone; Plain film is the first choice, and CT is the next choice
(2) joint MRI 8194; (3) respiratory system; Plain film is the first choice, and CT is the next choice (4) acute abdomen; Plain film is the first choice, and CT is the next choice (5) closed abdominal injury; Ultrasound, CT (6) esophageal lesions; Barium meal examination 8194; (7) stomach and odenum; Ultrasound and air barium double contrast were used(8) liver; Ultrasound and C ﹥ 8194; T is the first choice, further MRI and hepatic arteriography can be used
(9) pancreas; Ultrasound, CTthe resolution is 1024 × 768 screen, that is, each horizontal line contains 1024 pixels, a total of 768 lines, that is, the number of scanning columns is 1024, and the number of rows is 768. The resolution is not only related to the display size, but also affected by the distance between CRTs and video bandwidth. Among them, it is closely related to the refresh rate. Strictly speaking, only when the refresh rate is "flicker free refresh rate", can the display achieve the highest resolution. The resolution of measurement is an important concept related to image, which is a technical parameter to measure the expressiveness of image details. But there are many kinds of resolution, and their meanings are also different. It is an important step to understand the meaning of resolution in various situations and the relationship between different representation methods. Some users often confuse resolution with point distance. In fact, these two concepts are quite different. Point distance refers to the distance between pixels. The more pixels, the higher the resolution. Therefore, the resolution is usually measured by the number of pixels, such as 640 × 480, and its prime number is 307200
note: 640 is the number of horizontal pixels and 480 is the number of vertical pixels
in the graphic environment, high resolution can effectively shrink the screen image. Therefore, when the screen size remains unchanged, its resolution cannot exceed its maximum reasonable limit, otherwise, it will lose its significance
display size maximum resolution
14 inch 1024 × 768
15 inch 1024 × 768
17 inch 1280 × 1024
21 inch 1600 × 1280
the resolution of the touch screen refers to the number of contacts that divide the screen into recognizable parts. It is usually represented by the number of contacts in the horizontal and vertical directions, such as 32 × 32 Some people think that the higher the resolution of the touch screen, the better. In fact, this is not the case. When choosing the touch screen, it should be considered according to the specific purpose. The touch screen with analog technology has a high resolution of 1024 × 1024, can be competent for some similar screen painting and writing (handwriting recognition) work. In most cases, the application of touch technology only allows people to use their hands to select the "button" of software design, there is no need to use a very high resolution. For example, when using a touch screen on a 14 inch monitor, the actual size of the display area is usually 25cm × 5 cm, a resolution of 32 × 32 touch screen can be divided into 1024 0.78cm × 58cm (smaller than a cigarette). The touch screen that a person's finger presses on is much larger than the diameter of a cigarette, so such a touch is enough.
Resolution, also known as resolution and resolution, can be classified from the two directions of display resolution and image resolution
display resolution (screen resolution) is the precision of the screen image, which refers to the number of pixels that the display can display. Because the points, lines and surfaces on the screen are all composed of pixels, the more pixels the display can display, the finer the picture will be, and the more information can be displayed in the same screen area, so the resolution is a very important performance index
imagine the whole image as a large chessboard, and the expression of resolution is the number of intersection points of all longitudes and latitudes. When the display resolution is fixed, the smaller the display screen is, the clearer the image is. On the contrary, when the display size is fixed, the higher the display resolution is, the clearer the image is
image resolution is the number of pixels contained in the unit inch, which is closer to the definition of resolution itself
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the meaning of pixel pitch is similar to dot pitch of CRT, which generally refers to the distance between two adjacent pixels on the display screen. The picture we see is formed by many points, and the delicacy of the picture quality is determined by the point distance, which is calculated by dividing the panel size by the resolution
take LCD as an example, the visual area of 14 inch LCD is generally 300 mm × 190mm, resolution 1280 × 800, so the dot distance of this LCD is calculated to be 300 / 1280 = 0.2344mm or 190 / 800 = 0.2375mm. The smaller the distance between dots, the more delicate the image
The best resolution of 22 (21.5) and 20 (20.1) inch wide screen LCD with16:10 ratio is 1680 × 1050
The best resolution of 23 and 22 (21.5) inch wide screen LCD with16:9 ratio is 1920 × 1080
for the refresh frequency of LCD, use the default 60Hz of the operating system, and do not change it (no matter how much the system defaults). LCD is not a CRT display, its interior is not a cathode ray tube, and it does not rely on the electron gun to bombard the phosphor powder on the picture tube to proce images
LCD displays are passive light-emitting, with the rear lamp illuminating the front LCD panel. There are only differences between on and off, light and dark. Therefore, LCD does not have the principle of electron gun scanning the screen line by line and interlaced, so there is no concept of refresh rate. It is the same whether it is changed or not. Refresh rate does not work for all LCDs
the display card has adaptive function to the display. When you plug in the LCD, the refresh frequency option of the display card will not work automatically, so as to protect the LCD. So under windows, you can't tune to 85Hz. This is the most basic common sense
for example, it can detect the zero point and zero point at least??
