Radiological Sciences Student Project: The exposure time and tube current in a diagnostic X-ray. @mrg3
Radiological Sciences Student Project: The exposure time and tube current in a diagnostic X-ray.  @mrg3
Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Exposure time (in seconds or milliseconds) and tube current (milliamps) can be used to control exposure in a diagnostic x-ray. For the same tube voltage (kVp or kilovolt peak) the product of tube current times exposure time (mA x S) determines the exposure at the image receptor.
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