Radiant energy – Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling – Semiconductor system
Patent
1996-08-26
1997-09-16
Fields, Carolyn E.
Radiant energy
Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling
Semiconductor system
2502081, 378 988, G01T 124
Patent
active
056683758
ABSTRACT:
A large area solid state x-ray detector employs a plurality of cells arranged in rows and columns composed of photodiodes that are charged, exposed to x-rays which deplete their charge in proportion to the exposure, and then recharged to determine the amount of exposure. Fast scanning of the photodiodes consistent with the reduction of dark current effects is obtained without ghost images by employing a non-imaging scan following the imaging scan. The non-imaging scan employs a greater proportion of each scan duration for charge restoration than the imaging scan. In one embodiment simultaneous non-imaging recharging of the photodiodes is performed to substantially reduce this non-imaging time.
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Morvan Jean Claude
Petrick Scott W.
Skrenes Larry R.
Fields Carolyn E.
General Electric Company
Glick Edward J.
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