X-ray image sensor

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2504861, G01T 120

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ABSTRACT:
An X-ray image sensor comprises a fiber optic faceplate, a phospor screen formed on the X-ray incidence side of the faceplate and an image sensing device connected to the other side of the faceplate. A core material of the faceplate is a radiation shielding glass which comprises a compound of high atomic number element and cerium oxide. The sensor can prevent the X-ray radiation damage of the solid-state image sensing device.

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