Radiological image sensing system for a scanning x-ray generator
AssigneeThales Electron Devices GmbH
InventorPaul De Groot
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AssigneeThales Electron Devices GmbH
InventorPaul De Groot
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The invention involves a radiological image detection system capable of cooperating with a scanning X-ray generator (10) designed to produce X-ray radiation (1) scanning a surface (2) to be imaged. The scanning X-ray radiation (1) irradiates, portion (2′) after portion, the surface (2) to be imaged. The X-ray radiation from a portion (2′) carries a radiological image of said portion. The detection system comprises an image sensor (22, 52) which is stationary with respect to the scanning and which is dimensioned so as to be able to acquire an image of the entire surface (2) to be imaged by the X-ray radiation from the portions (2′). In addition, it comprises means (24, 240) for limiting, at a given time, the acquisition of the image sensor (22, 52) to that of the image of the portion (2′) irradiated at that time, these limitation means being in synchronism with the scanning and in geometrical correspondence with the irradiated portion (2′).
A radiological image detection system capable of cooperating with a scanning X-ray generator (10) designed to produce X-ray radiation (1) scanning a surface (2) to be imaged, this X-ray radiation (1) irradiating, portion (2′) after portion, the surface (2) to be imaged, the X-ray radiation from a portion (2′) carrying a radiological image of said portion, characterized in that it comprises an image sensor (22, 52) which is stationary with respect to the scanning and which is dimensioned so as to be able to acquire an image of the entire surface (2) to be imaged by the X-ray radiation from the portions (2′), the detection system in addition comprising means for electronically limiting, at a given time, the acquisition of the image sensor (22, 52) to an area corresponding to the irradiated portion (2′) at that time, these limitation means acting in synchronism with the scanning and in geometrical correspondence with the irradiated portion (2′).
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