IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science · 1998 · 60 citations · 3 references
EngineeringComputer EngineeringElectrical EngineeringDiagnostic ImagingMicroelectronicsRadiation DetectionDetector TechnologyGamma-ray DetectionGamma-ray DetectorsRadiation Detector ArraysRadiation Imaging DetectorsSemiconductor DetectorsDetector Array DesignDetector DesignGamma-ray Detector TechnologyGamma-ray ImagingImager DesignImaging DetectorsModular DesignSemiconductor Gamma-ray Detectors
We report the development of a CdZnTe gamma ray imager whose advantages over the conventional Anger camera include: (1) improved contrast resulting from superior energy resolution and unambiguous position determination and (2) the small size and weight and high, reliability inherent in an all-solid-state construction. It provides high energy resolution and peak efficiency by incorporating Digirad's new SpectrumPlus(TM) detector technology. The new imager employs a modular design, in which each 1"/spl times/1" module incorporates a monolithic 64-element CdZnTe detector array and ASIC-based circuity that provides signal conditioning for every channel, identification of valid events and addressing functions. Imagers with a wide range of sizes and shapes can be assembled by tiling modules together on a specially designed signal routing board.
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Imaging Characteristics of a Small Germanium Camera
L. Kaufman, K. Hosier, V. Lorenz et al. · Investigative Radiology · 1978 · 21 citations