Scintillation camera using a photomultiplier having a plurality of anodes
AssigneeHamamatsu Photonics K.K.
InventorsTakaji Yamashita, Tomohide Omura
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AssigneeHamamatsu Photonics K.K.
InventorsTakaji Yamashita, Tomohide Omura
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A high resolution scintillation camera includes a scintillator which generates scintillation light having a light amount proportional to the energy value of incident radiation at the radiation incident position. The generated scintillation light is supplied to several of a plurality of photodetectors forming a detector array. These photodetectors output electrical signals proportional to the supplied light amounts, respectively. The output electrical signals are supplied to a selector to select a photodetector arranged at the radiation incident position and a plurality of photodetectors adjacent to this photodetector. A detection unit detects the radiation incident position on the scintillator on the basis of output signals from a plurality of segments of each photodetector selected by the selector.
A photomultiplier having a photocathode for converting light incident thereon into electrons in an envelope, comprising:
An apparatus for detecting a radiation incident position, comprising:
An apparatus for detecting a radiation incident position, comprising:
An apparatus for detecting a radiation incident position, comprising:
An apparatus for detecting a radiation incident position, comprising:
A device comprising:
An apparatus for detecting a radiation incident position, comprising:
A photodetector converting light into electrons comprising:
An apparatus for detecting a radiation incident position, comprising:
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