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BS EN 60789:1994

Methods of test for Anger type gamma cameras

standard by British-Adopted European Standard , 05/01/1992

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Defines terminology and standardizes test procedures intended to enable manufacturers to describe performance characteristics of a given model of Anger type gamma camera and thus enables intending purchasers to compare one model with another.

Cross References: BS 5724:Part 1*BS 6641*IEC 601-1*NEMA NU 1*
 

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Published:
05/01/1992
ISBN(s):
0580208214
Number of Pages:
24
File Size:
1 file , 710 KB
Product Code(s):
267701, 267701, 00267701
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