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180 degree scan

last modified 13-12-2007 18:18

File organisation of a step by step scan:

For TOMO_N=1500 (number of projections)

0000 0 degree

...

1499 180 degrees - delta_theta(=0.12 degree in this case)

1500 180 degrees

1501 90 degrees

1502 0 degree

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