X-RAY RADIOGRAPHY EXPOSURE BY COMPUTERIZES APPLICATION

Abstract

 Radiographic imaging requires the preparation of a plan to identify the part to be imaged. Preparing an exposure plan previously required a wide-angle film. Therefore, the plan must be developed using advanced computer software that keeps pace with the precise scientific developments in radiological examinations. The relationship between the cathode current and the anode voltage of X-ray instrument , then linking it to the time of exposure relationship, and the necessary forms to meet these requirements based on engineering, physical, and mathematical principles, are essential to achieve the goal. The accuracy of the program is verified by calibrating the curve and comparing with  intensity with respect to  X-ray images of the model under test with the resulting exposure plan. The resulting exposure plan is a thickness exposure plan at 10, 120, 130, 140, and 150 kV. The accuracy of the results generated by this programming has been statistically shown to be 0.98.