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11 April 1996 New 1-megapixel real-time CCD camera for high-end medical use
Emmanuel Calais, Eric Marche, Paul M. de Groot
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Abstract
Even if standard x-ray image intensifier chains, medium resolution CCDs are now replacing conventional Vidicons, the introduction of high resolution CCDs for high end applications (high resolution fluoroscopy, digital radiography, digital subtraction angiography) has so far been less successful. Today, most of the CCDs do not fulfill the performance requirements requested for those applications. This document discusses the ideal characteristics for a high resolution CCD in terms of number of pixels, quantum efficiency, saturation charge capacity, to match with the resolution and the signal to noise ratio of the incoming image. The main performances of a camera incorporating such a CCD are discussed.
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Emmanuel Calais, Eric Marche, and Paul M. de Groot "New 1-megapixel real-time CCD camera for high-end medical use", Proc. SPIE 2708, Medical Imaging 1996: Physics of Medical Imaging, (11 April 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.237845
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KEYWORDS
Charge-coupled devices

CCD cameras

X-rays

Signal to noise ratio

Quantum efficiency

X-ray imaging

Image resolution

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