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Ionization chamber type x-ray detector

Assignee: Hitachi Healthcare Manufacturing Ltd
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Filing: 1978-12-18
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Granted: —
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Expires: 1998-12-18
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Abstract

Abstract PURPOSE: To improve the stability of signal detection with a higher density of the detecting element by means of a plurality of electrode fixing strips made of a metal plate coated on both the sides with an insulator to support the anode and cathode. CONSTITUTION: Electrode fixing strips 6 each having an anode 2 and a cathode 3 welded on both the sides are inserted securely into grooves of the electrode retaining plates 1. If the space between the electrode retaining plates 1 is d, detecting elements to be packed can be double by selecting the thickness of the electrode fixing plate 6 at a value equivalent to d/2 in the distance between the electrodes. The electrode fixing plate 6 is coated on both the sides with an insulator 7 and a metal foil 8 is welded on a portion to be done so to make a laminated construction. By this, grounding is made in the route as shown by the dotted line even if a dark current is caused. In this manner, the stability of the signal detection can be improved without any in flow of such a dark current from the cathode electrode 3. COPYRIGHT: (C)1980,JPO&Japio

Inventors

  • 👤 Kiyoshi Ishikawa
  • 👤 Seiichi Murayama
  • 👤 Hideji Fujii
  • 👤 Minoru Yoshida
  • 👤 Takayuki Hayakawa

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Jurisdiction JP
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