X-ray examination apparatus including an image sensor matrix wit

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Electronic circuit – With display or signaling

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378 982, H05G 164

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ABSTRACT:
An X-ray examination apparatus utilizes an image sensor matrix for picking up an X-ray image, i.e. for converting incident X-rays into electric charges. The X-ray examination apparatus includes a control circuit for controlling the image sensor matrix so as to form a dark signal. The X-ray examination apparatus also includes a correction unit which is arranged to derive the electronic image signal from the primary image and the dark signal. The electronic image signal represents image information in the X-ray image and has not been disturbed by electric charges which have been read with a delay.

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