Radiation detection element, radiation detection apparatus, x-ray ct apparatus, and manufacturing method of radiation detection element
US-2024304744-A1 · Sep 12, 2024 · US
US9674935B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9674935-B2 |
| Application number | US-201514692746-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Apr 22, 2015 |
| Priority date | Nov 2, 2012 |
| Publication date | Jun 6, 2017 |
| Grant date | Jun 6, 2017 |
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A radiation signal processing device including: a reception section that receives as a digital signal a signal representing a detection result from a radiation imaging device that captures an image according to irradiated radiation, and that detects a radiation irradiation amount and outputs the signal representing the detection result; and a conversion section that converts the digital signal representing the detection result received by the reception section into an analog signal recognizable by a radiation irradiation device that irradiates radiation onto the radiation imaging device and stops radiation irradiation in cases in which radiation has reached a specific irradiation amount.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A radiation signal processing device, comprising: a reception section that captures an image according to irradiated radiation, detects a radiation irradiation amount, and receives, via wireless communication, a digital signal representing an irradiation termination advance notice signal of the radiation as a detection result of detecting the radiation irradiation amount; and a conversion section that converts the digital signal representing the detection result received by the reception section into an analogue signal recognizable by a radiation irradiation device that irradiates radiation at the radiation imaging device and terminates radiation irradiation in cases in which radiation has reached a specific irradiation amount. 2. The radiation signal processing device of claim 1 , wherein: the conversion section further outputs the analogue signal to the radiation irradiation device, with which the conversion section has a wired connection. 3. The radiation signal processing device of claim 1 , wherein the irradiation termination advance notice signal is a signal representing an irradiation duration from radiation irradiation initiation and a remaining irradiation duration with respect to a predetermined appropriate irradiation duration. 4. The radiation signal processing device of claim 3 , wherein the conversion section effects conversion to an analogue signal representing a voltage corresponding to a radiation irradiation amount by deriving a voltage increase per unit of time from the digital signal and by integrating with respect to time. 5. The radiation signal processing device of claim 4 , wherein the conversion section derives the voltage increase per unit of time based on the digital signal that is most recent. 6. The radiation signal processing device of claim 4 , wherein, in cases in which a dose becomes large and immediate termination is to be performed, the radiation imaging device transmits, as the digital signal, the irradiation termination advance notice signal with the voltage increase at a maximum. 7. The radiation signal processing device of claim 1 , wherein the irradiation termination advance notice signal is a signal representing an irradiation duration from radiation irradiation initiation, a remaining irradiation duration with respect to a predetermined appropriate irradiation duration, and a unit of time. 8. A radiation imaging system comprising: a radiation imaging device that includes a function of detecting and outputting a dose of irradiated radiation, and that performs imaging of a radiation image; and the radiation signal processing device of claim 1 . 9. A radiation signal processing method, comprising: (a) by a reception section, capturing an image according to irradiated radiation, detecting a radiation irradiation amount, and receiving, via wireless communication, a digital signal representing an irradiation termination advance notice signal of the radiation as a detection result of detecting the radiation irradiation amount; and (b) by a conversion section, converting the digital signal representing the detection result received at (a) into an analogue signal recognizable by a radiation irradiation device that irradiates radiation at the radiation imaging device and terminates radiation irradiation in cases in which radiation has reached a specific irradiation amount. 10. The radiation signal processing method of claim 9 , wherein: at (b), the analogue signal is further output to the radiation irradiation device, with which the conversion section has a wired connection. 11. The radiation signal processing method of claim 9 , wherein at (a), the irradiation termination advance notice signal represents an irradiation duration from radiation irradiation initiation and a remaining irradiation duration with respect to a predetermined appropriate irradiation duration. 12. The radiation signal processing method of claim 11 , wherein at (b), conversion is made to an analogue signal representing a voltage corresponding to a radiation irradiation amount by deriving a voltage increase per unit of time from the detection result and by integrating with respect to time. 13. The radiation signal processing method of claim 12 , wherein the conversion section derives the voltage increase per unit of time based on the digital signal that is most recent. 14. The radiation signal processing method of claim 12 , wherein in cases in which a dose becomes large and immediate termination is to be performed, the irradiation termination advance notice signal, with the voltage increase at a maximum, is transmitted as the digital signal. 15. The radiation signal processing method of claim 9 , wherein at (a), the irradiation termination advance notice signal represents an irradiation duration from radiation irradiation initiation, a remaining irradiation duration with respect to a predetermined appropriate irradiation duration, and a unit of time. 16. A non-transitory computer readable recording medium storing a program that is executable to cause a computer to perform radiation signal processing, the radiation signal processing comprising: (a) capturing an image according to irradiated radiation, detecting a radiation irradiation amount, and receiving, via wireless communication, a digital signal representing an irradiation termination advance notice signal of the radiation as a detection result of detecting the radiation irradiation amount; and (b) converting the digital signal representing the detection result received at (a) into an analogue signal recognizable by a radiation irradiation device that irradiates radiation at the radiation imaging device and terminates radiation irradiation in cases in which radiation has reached a specific irradiation amount.
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