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===X-ray Settings=== *'''Tube Energy (KVp)''': Fixed energy for XtremeCTs while having 3 options for each of microCTs: Use the 70 KVp for most samples, use the 55 or 45 KVp for low density objects (e.g., soft tissue) or specimens with a diameter less than 20 mm. Lower energies provide better contrast while higher energies provide better signal to noise (SNR). *'''Tube Current (µA)''': Fixed current for XtremeCTs while having 2 options for each of energy settings of each microCTs: Use the higher current except when the voxel size is set for the best resolution of the scanner. The higher current will yield better SNR but a larger spot size. :{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |- ! scope="col"| ! scope="col"| XtremeCT II ! scope="col"| XtremeCT I ! colspan="3"| vivaCT80,vivaCT40, µCT35 |- ! scope="row"| E (KVp) | 68 | 60 | 70 | 55 | 45 |- ! scope="row"| I (µA) | 1470 | 900 | 114, 57 | 145, 72 | 177, 88 |- ! scope="row"| Power (W) | 100 | 54 |colspan="3"| 8, 4 |} *'''Filter''': Fixed filter settings for all scanners except VivaCT 80 has 4 filter options. *'''Calibration''': This sets the mu scaling factor, density and beam hardening correction used for the reconstruction. For standard patient scans use 200 mg HA/cm3. For ex vivo bone scans, use 1200 mg HA/cm3, for soft tissue use the plexi scaling, and for non-biological tissues use the aluminum scaling. [[Image:Redirect.jpg|15px]] [[#top|''Return to Contents'']] or [[Main_Page|''Return to Main Page'']]
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