HSRI High-Speed X-Ray Cinematographic System For Biomechanics Research

Max Bender; W. L. Rogers; John W. Melvin

doi:10.1117/12.954305

1 July 1974 HSRI High-Speed X-Ray Cinematographic System For Biomechanics Research

Max Bender, W. L. Rogers, John W. Melvin

Proceedings Volume 0057, Effective Utilization of Photographic and Optical Technology to the Problems of Automotive Safety, Emissions, and Fuel Economy; (1974) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.954305
Event: Effective Utilization of Photographic and Optical Technology to the Problems of Automotive Safety, Emissions, and Fuel Economy, 1974, Ann Arbor, United States

Abstract

Hign-speed x-ray cineradiograpny application to biomechanics and impact trauma research is a recent development. There is growing interest because of the need to observe directly, quantify, and analyze the mechanisms of these phenomena in a precise and accurate way. Advances in x-ray sources and detectors directed toward high frame rates have occurred in response to these needs.

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Max Bender, W. L. Rogers, and John W. Melvin "HSRI High-Speed X-Ray Cinematographic System For Biomechanics Research", Proc. SPIE 0057, Effective Utilization of Photographic and Optical Technology to the Problems of Automotive Safety, Emissions, and Fuel Economy, (1 July 1974); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.954305

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