Physics in Medicine and Biology · 2002 · 31 citations · 7 references
MedicineBiomedical EngineeringBiomedical ImagingRadiation DetectionRadiation DosimetryAbsorbed DoseDose-response AssessmentFilm DosimetryHigh-dose Radiation EffectsPhoton DosimetryRadiation Dose MeasurementDose ResponseGafchromic Film DosimetryMedical Dosimetry ApplicationsQuantal Dose-responseRadiographic Film Dosimetry
This note investigates the dose response of layered HS Gafchromic film compared to Kodak EDR-2 radiographic film. Using five layers of HS type Gafchromic film a dose response greater than EDR-2 film is achieved at the peak wavelength (0.55 OD/Gy versus 0.3 OD/Gy for EDR-2 film). Even over a broader waveband of 30 nm, which is similar to that found in ultra bright LED scanners, the response was found to be 0.38 OD/Gy as opposed to 0.29 OD/Gy. Measurements averaged over the entire visible spectrum produce a relative dose response of 0.165 OD/Gy for five layer HS and 0.29 OD/Gy for EDR-2 film. Due to this high dose response that is achievable, the five layer HS could be used in applications where small doses are delivered to certain areas and a low dependence of energy response is required for measurement.
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