18358982. RADIATION IMAGING APPARATUS, METHOD OF CONTROLLING SAME, RADIATION IMAGING SYSTEM, AND STORAGE MEDIUM simplified abstract (CANON KABUSHIKI KAISHA)
RADIATION IMAGING APPARATUS, METHOD OF CONTROLLING SAME, RADIATION IMAGING SYSTEM, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Naoto Takahashi of Kanagawa (JP)
RADIATION IMAGING APPARATUS, METHOD OF CONTROLLING SAME, RADIATION IMAGING SYSTEM, AND STORAGE MEDIUM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18358982 titled 'RADIATION IMAGING APPARATUS, METHOD OF CONTROLLING SAME, RADIATION IMAGING SYSTEM, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
Simplified Explanation
The radiation imaging apparatus described in the patent application includes a radiation detector with pixels that convert radiation into electrical signals. Some of these pixels are designed to function as detecting pixels to measure the amount of radiation exposure.
- The apparatus reduces the frequency component related to grid stripes caused by scattering rays, by eliminating the grid included in the detection values for radiation exposure obtained from the detecting pixels forming a pixel group.
- Potential Applications:**
- Medical imaging
- Security screening
- Industrial inspection
- Problems Solved:**
- Reduction of grid stripes in radiation imaging
- Improved accuracy in measuring radiation exposure
- Benefits:**
- Enhanced image quality
- More precise radiation measurements
- Reduced interference from grid stripes
Original Abstract Submitted
A radiation imaging apparatus comprises a radiation detector including a plurality of pixels configured to convert radiation into electrical signals, one or more of the plurality of pixels being configured to operate as a detecting pixel for detecting irradiation amounts of the radiation. The radiation imaging apparatus reduces a frequency component relating to grid stripes produced by a scattering ray removing grid included in detection values for the irradiation amounts of the radiation obtained from the plurality of detecting pixels forming a detecting pixel group.
