
RadiCS
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Correlation Between EUREF and RadiCS
Pattern Check
The patterns used for EUREF are the same as those used for AAPM. RadiCS determines the
properties to be verified and independently prepares appropriate patterns for each resolution.
TG18-QC This is scaled to match the resolution.
TG18-LPH
(89,50,10)
This is scaled to match the resolution.
TG18-LPV
(89,50,10)
This is scaled to match the resolution.
Luminance Check
Maximum luminance and luminance ratio specified in the standard correspond to L’max and L’
max/L’min used in RadiCS. The patterns TG18-LN12-01 and TG18-LN12-18 are recommended for
luminance measurements, but RadiCS measures the luminance by displaying a window equivalent to
10% of the display area in the center of the screen and changing its grayscale level to 0 and 255. This
provides a more accurate measurement. The standard includes an equality sign but RadiCS does not.
Grayscale Check
The GSDF determination conditions correspond to those specified in EUREF. EUREF recommends
using patterns TG18-LN12-01 to TG18-LN12-18 for measurements, but RadiCS measures the
luminance by displaying a window equivalent to 10% of the display area in the center of the screen
and changing the grayscale level corresponding to the specified pattern from 0 to 255. This provides
a more accurate measurement. EUREF includes an equality sign but RadiCS does not.
Uniformity Check
EUREF recommends using the TG18-UNL10 and TG18-UNL80 patterns, but since they have
an aspect ratio of 1 : 1 they cannot be used directly. Instead, RadiCS displays grayscale 204 and
grayscale 26 windows equivalent to 10% of the display area in the center of the screen and in the
corners, and measures the center portion of each window.
Sensors
A telescopic luminance meter is recommended. The measuring devices confirming to the standard
that can be used with RadiCS are the LS-100, CD-Lux, CD mon, LX-Plus and LX-Can. EIZO
sensors may also be used to perform measurements.
Multiple Monitors
EUREF includes a determination for multiple monitors, but by default RadiCS is set not to make
such a determination. If necessary, make settings as indicated in the table above. EUREF includes an
equality sign but RadiCS does not.
Cautions
For primary use, an illuminance meter must be used to ensure that the ambient light level is less than
10 lux. RadiCS does not make determinations based on illuminance.
RadiForce series monitors are considered to sufficiently satisfy requirements regarding geometrical
distortion, so this item is omitted.
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