Multi-Sensor Digital X-ray Receivers
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15407/scin10.02.040Keywords:
digital X-ray receivers, digital receivers, flat panels, multi-sensor receivers.Abstract
Multi-sensor constructions have been successfully used in the manufacture of digital receivers. Application of a large number of sensors forming a partial images allowed to obtain the optimal parameters of radiographic, mammographic and roentgenoscopic receivers. The paper presents the analysis of multi-sensor structure properties, substantiation of their realization variants and search of the ways of noise attenuation in X-ray receivers.
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