collimator

Converse of object

• use: In order to be able to resolve anatomical structures in a small animal with sufficient detail a system using pinhole collimators is required.
• have: Each detector had a co-aligned stainless steel collimator yielding an elliptical field of view 1 x 1.8 degrees.

Adjective modifier

• final: Figure 8 shows the effect on the x-ray scatter of both translation and rotation of the final collimator.
• lead: Conventional SPECT data was also acquired for these phantoms using the camera's scintillation detector with a lead collimator.

Modifies a noun

• cell: Note: If x is not present, then the dataset refers to or collected by both sets of collimator cells combined.
• optic: The laser heads come with collimator optics and can be fitted with optical fibers.
• transmission: TRANS The collimator transmission at time of record ( percentage ).
• response: Data were included only if the source position was within 15 % of the collimator response.
• lens: Moving the WFS collimator lens barrel back further from the science collimator mirror would provide room for the mechanism.
• optics: The optical design for the LGS path modifies the field lens and the collimator optics.

Noun used with modifier

• laser: To account for this, the laser beacon collimator has two extra independent axial motions for lens elements.
• multi-leaf: A major component of modern linear accelerators which assists this technique is the multi-leaf collimator ( MLC ).
• pinhole: In order to be able to resolve anatomical structures in a small animal with sufficient detail a system using pinhole collimators is required.
• steel: Each detector had a co-aligned stainless steel collimator yielding an elliptical field of view 1 x 1.8 degrees.