 <40KV low energy x-ray intensification screens?
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Ruskie
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Mon Jan 21 2013, 02:55PM
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Are there such screens for low energy x-rays? If so, who makes them?
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Wolfram
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A tube with a glass envelope will block most of the sub-15keV photons, so the area of interest is between 20 and 40keV. All of the common phosphors used in medical x-ray cassettes work well in this range of energies.
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Vlad
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You can try mammography screens. They're actually optimized for low energy x-rays.
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