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Photograph of the Attix FAC. The x‐ray beam enters through the circular aperture on the left and exits the rear of the chamber. During irradiations, a steel shell is placed around the chamber for electrical safety and to prevent photons from scattering into the chamber from outside the primary collimated beam. FAC, free‐air ionization chamber.

Journal: Medical Physics

Article Title: Attix free‐air chamber correction factors computed using EGSnrc

doi: 10.1002/mp.17629

Figure Lengend Snippet: Photograph of the Attix FAC. The x‐ray beam enters through the circular aperture on the left and exits the rear of the chamber. During irradiations, a steel shell is placed around the chamber for electrical safety and to prevent photons from scattering into the chamber from outside the primary collimated beam. FAC, free‐air ionization chamber.

Article Snippet: A cylindrical free‐air chamber, the Attix FAC, is used for absolute air‐kerma measurements of low‐energy photon beams at the University of Wisconsin Medical Radiation Research Center.

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A cross‐section rendering of the model of the Attix FAC in simulations. A stainless‐steel shell (green) encloses the entire chamber. The beam passes through the beam‐defining brass aperture (dark blue) into the cylindrical aluminum collecting volume (light blue). The collecting rod was not modeled for these simulations. FAC, free‐air ionization chamber.

Journal: Medical Physics

Article Title: Attix free‐air chamber correction factors computed using EGSnrc

doi: 10.1002/mp.17629

Figure Lengend Snippet: A cross‐section rendering of the model of the Attix FAC in simulations. A stainless‐steel shell (green) encloses the entire chamber. The beam passes through the beam‐defining brass aperture (dark blue) into the cylindrical aluminum collecting volume (light blue). The collecting rod was not modeled for these simulations. FAC, free‐air ionization chamber.

Article Snippet: A cylindrical free‐air chamber, the Attix FAC, is used for absolute air‐kerma measurements of low‐energy photon beams at the University of Wisconsin Medical Radiation Research Center.

Techniques:

Plot of the Attix FAC correction factors as a function of incoming x‐ray photon energy. The shaded regions represent statistical uncertainties from the MC simulations. FAC, free‐air ionization chamber; MC, Monte Carlo.

Journal: Medical Physics

Article Title: Attix free‐air chamber correction factors computed using EGSnrc

doi: 10.1002/mp.17629

Figure Lengend Snippet: Plot of the Attix FAC correction factors as a function of incoming x‐ray photon energy. The shaded regions represent statistical uncertainties from the MC simulations. FAC, free‐air ionization chamber; MC, Monte Carlo.

Article Snippet: A cylindrical free‐air chamber, the Attix FAC, is used for absolute air‐kerma measurements of low‐energy photon beams at the University of Wisconsin Medical Radiation Research Center.

Techniques:

Plot of the Attix FAC collecting rod electron loss correction factors vs. photon energy. The error bars represent statistical uncertainties from the MC simulations. MC, Monte Carlo.

Journal: Medical Physics

Article Title: Attix free‐air chamber correction factors computed using EGSnrc

doi: 10.1002/mp.17629

Figure Lengend Snippet: Plot of the Attix FAC collecting rod electron loss correction factors vs. photon energy. The error bars represent statistical uncertainties from the MC simulations. MC, Monte Carlo.

Article Snippet: A cylindrical free‐air chamber, the Attix FAC, is used for absolute air‐kerma measurements of low‐energy photon beams at the University of Wisconsin Medical Radiation Research Center.

Techniques: