Semiconductor X-ray detector

Radiant energy – Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling – With or including a luminophor

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250370, G01T 120, G01T 122

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042503850

ABSTRACT:
In the illustrated embodiments a row of semiconductor diodes is provided with intervening fluorescent layers and with fluorescent layers at the opposite ends. The x-radiation may impinge on one end of the detector such that the additional layers provide increased sensitivity. In a second embodiment, the radiation impinges laterally of the detector so that each fluorescent layer receives an individual sample of the impinging radiation, and the output from respective diodes may be individually stored as a measure of the respective samples. In an illustrated x-ray tomographic apparatus, the edge faces of the fluorescent layers are equidistant from the focus of the x-ray tube so as to sample successive portions of a fan-shaped x-ray beam.

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