US PATENT SUBCLASS 250 / 580
SOURCE WITH RECORDING DETECTOR


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250 /   HD   RADIANT ENERGY

580SOURCE WITH RECORDING DETECTOR {2}
581  DF  .~> Using a stimulable phosphor {4}
591  DF  .~> Including a light beam read-out


DEFINITION

Classification: 250/580

SOURCE WITH RECORDING DETECTOR:

(under the class definition) Subject matter comprising (1) a source of invisible radiation of the class type and (2) a

means (i.e., recording detector) sensitive to the radiation from the source, or secondary radiation generated by the source, whose response (visible or latent; i.e., invisible) is effectively permanent (or "semi-permanent" in the sense that it can be reversed and the device re-used for subsequent recordings), and, where an image of an object is desired, (3) the object in the radiation path from the source to the detector.

(1) Note. The radiation path of (3) supra will include the path of radiation deflected from the object if the recording detector is to respond to deflected radiation or the path of transmitted radiation if the recording detector is to respond to radiation that passes through the object without substantial deflection.

(2) Note. Fluorescent and phosphorescent detectors whose response to invisible radiation of the class type may outlast their exposure to such radiation are excluded from this subclass and the indented subclasses as not being effectively permanent. See search notes below.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

306+, for photos:graphically recording the bombardment of objects by charged particles.

458.1+, for irradiation of fluorescent and phosphorescent detectors.

472.1+, for recording detectors, per se. 483.1+, for fluorescent and phosphorescent detectors, per se.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

378, X-Ray or Gamma Ray Systems or Devices,

62, 87, 98, and 99 for imaging systems using an X-ray source and X-ray detector wherein the detector is not a stimulable phosphor.