Integrated radiation detecting and collimating assembly for X-ra

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Specific application – Computerized tomography

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378149, 378154, 25037009, G01T 120

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059913576

ABSTRACT:
An integrated radiation detecting and collimating assembly for an x-ray tomography scanning system. The assembly includes a housing which mounts to a spine of the system and aligns corresponding arrays of photodiodes, scintillator crystals and anti-scatter plates with one another and with x-ray beams arriving directly at the detectors from the focal spot. The arrays of photodiodes, crystals and anti-scatter plates are thus all fixed relative to one another within the housing, which is itself securely fixed to the frame of the scanner system.

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