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Journal of the SMPTE ( Volume: 71, Issue: 8, August 1962)
A Fiber Optics Camera for Recording Sequences of X-Ray Pictures
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- High-Speed X-Ray Cinematography[Active]
- 1. Courtney-Pratt J. S. , “Some unconventional methods of high-speed photography, Part II: High-speed x-ray cinematography,” Proc. Fifth Int. Congress on High-Speed Photography, pp. 197 – 226 , Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers , 1962 , New York .EXTERNAL
- 10. Marshall Fitz-Hugh “Microsecond measurements of the phosphorescence of x-ray fluorescent screens,” Jour. Applied Physics , 18 : 512 – 518 , 1947 .EXTERNAL
- 11. Früngel Frank Dr. , private communication.EXTERNAL
- 2. McLaughlin J. W. , “A method of improving contrast when copying dissected images,” Ibid. pp. 227 – 230 .EXTERNAL
- 4. Schardin H. , Proc. Royal Phot. Society Centenary Conference 1953, page 388 , The Royal Photographic Society, 1955 , London.EXTERNAL
- 5. Strobodrum Camera made by Früngel F. , Impulsphysiks, 400 Sülldorfer Landstrasse, Hamburg-Rissen, Germany.EXTERNAL
- 6. LCA spark generator made by the Laboratoire Central de l'Armement Arceuil , Seine, France. See also P. Devaux, “Flash generators with built-in chronometry,” Proc. Third Int. Congress on High-Speed Photography, pp. 67–75, Butterworths Scientific Publications, 1957, London.EXTERNAL
- 7. Früngel Strobokin plus Cascade spark generator made by F. Früngel , Impulsphysiks, 400 Sülldorfer Landstrasse, Hamburg-Rissen, Germany. See also F. Früngel, “High frequency flashlamp,” Proc. Third Int. Congress on High-Speed Photography, pp. 57–61, Butterworths Scientific Publications, 1957 , London. And see also F. Früngel, Proc. Fourth Int. Congress on High-Speed Photography, pp. 104–111, Verlag Dr. Othmar Helwich, 1959, Darmstadt.EXTERNAL
- 8. Früngel F. Alberti H. Thorwart W. , “High-speed x-ray flash cinematography of small objects,” Proc. Fifth Int. Congress on High-Speed Photography, pp. 170 – 172 , Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers , 1962 , New York .EXTERNAL
- 9. Suitable phosphors were: Du Pont Par-Speed, supplied by E. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Co. , Photo Products Dept., Towanda, Pennsylvania; and Calcium Tungstate Phosphor, supplied by Thomas Electronics, Inc., 118 Ninth St., Passaic, New Jersey.EXTERNAL