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Color X-ray photon counting image sensing

Dierickx et al., 2011

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Document ID
10899507701806530645
Author
Dierickx B
Dupont B
Defernez A
Ahmed N
Publication year
Publication venue
IISW, Hakodate Japan

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Present state of the art medical X-ray image sensors are “charge integration” based, which results in an overall noise that is composed of the quantum limited photon shot noise, electronic read noise and excess noise due to the non-reproducible charge packet sizes per …
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