Method for gain calibration of an X-ray imaging system, and...

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C250S371000, C378S207000

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07402812

ABSTRACT:
In order to increase the useful surface of an X-ray detector, in particular a flat image detector, a method is provided for gain calibration of an X-ray imaging system with a digital X-ray detector including an active matrix having pixel readout units. Pixels are read out from the pixel readout units, and a brightness drop below a defined threshold is determined for the read out pixels by an image processing unit. The pixel readout units having a brightness drop below the defined threshold are specified with regard to a cause of the brightness drop. Further, as a function of the specification, it is defined for which image raw values, subsequently read out from the affected pixel readout units, a gain correction is to be undertaken.

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