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New approach to the LSF measurement of x-ray intensifying screens.

The traditional method for obtaining the line spread function (LSF) of double screens used in medical x‐ray diagnostic systems has made extensive use of radiographic film. An alternate radiometric approach is discussed in this note, which makes use of a scanning optical slab waveguide as a means of coupling screen‐fluorescent light to the outside world for detection.