Which exposure system is utilized for individual exposures and cine runs?

The correct choice, Automatic Exposure Control (AEC), is specifically designed to optimize individual exposures based on the radiation intensity reaching the image receptor. AEC systems automatically adjust the exposure time to achieve optimal image density, allowing for consistent and high-quality images during both individual exposures and cine runs. This technology reacts dynamically to variations in patient thickness and tissue composition, leading to safer practices by minimizing unnecessary radiation exposure.

In contrast, Automatic Exposure Rate Control typically maintains a predetermined output intensity rather than adjusting for each exposure based on the information received. Automatic Gain Control, on the other hand, pertains to managing the image signal's amplification after it has been captured, not during the exposure process. Standard Filming Techniques rely more on predetermined manual settings and may not adapt to the variations of individual exposures, making them less effective in generating consistent images under changing conditions.