Radiological imaging apparatus

Radiant energy – Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling – Semiconductor system

Reexamination Certificate

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ABSTRACT:
In a radiological imaging apparatus, a radiation detecting section includes semiconductor detectors arranged in four columns and four rows. Each of the semiconductor detectors includes a semiconductor base material, and an anode electrode film (first electrode film) and a cathode electrode film (second electrode film) lying opposite each other so as to sandwich the semiconductor base material between them. A first conductive member is installed on each first electrode film. Second electrode films of four semiconductor detectors within a row are connected together using one second conductive member. A shaping amplifier connected to the first conductive members with a wire executes a waveform shaping process using a shaping time shorter than that of a shaping amplifier connected to the second conductive member with a wire; the first conductive members are provided for the four semiconductor detectors within a column.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4727256 (1988-02-01), Kumazawa
patent: 5138167 (1992-08-01), Barnes
patent: A-61-14590 (1986-01-01), None
patent: A-61-14591 (1986-01-01), None

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