Method and apparatus for fixed pattern noise correction using non-conductive state measurements
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsSatoshi Kamei, Katsuro Takenaka
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsSatoshi Kamei, Katsuro Takenaka
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A radiation imaging apparatus including pixels each including a conversion element and a switch element, a signal line to which signals are supplied from the pixels, a readout circuit reading out a signal supplied to the signal line and a processor processing a signal read out by the readout circuit, is provided. The readout circuit performs, during irradiation with radiation, a first operation of reading out a signal while the switch element of each of the pixels is in a non-conduction state and a second operation of reading out a signal while the switch element of a predetermined pixel of the pixels is in a conduction state. The processor corrects a second signal value of a signal read out by the second operation by using a first signal value of a signal read out by the first operation.
A radiation imaging apparatus comprising a plurality of pixels each including a conversion element configured to convert radiation into signal charge and a switch element configured to output an electrical signal corresponding to the signal charge, a signal line to which signals are supplied from the plurality of pixels, a readout circuit configured to read out a signal supplied to the signal line, and a signal processor configured to process a signal read out by the readout circuit, wherein
A control method for a radiation imaging apparatus including a plurality of pixels each including a conversion element configured to convert radiation into signal charge and a switch element configured to output an electrical signal corresponding to the signal charge and a signal line to which signals are supplied from the plurality of pixels, the method comprising:
A signal processing apparatus that processes a signal output from a radiation imaging apparatus,
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