Pixel Architectures For Digital Xray Mammography In Crystalline Silicon
Technology
- doi: 10.1109/CCECE.2004.1349745
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title: Pixel architectures for digital X-ray
mammography in crystalline silicon technology
- publisher: IEEE
- isbn: 0-7803-8253-6
- issn: 0840-7789
- partnum: 04CH37513
- rank: 3267
- access_type: LOCKED
- content_type: Conferences
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abstract: Crystalline silicon (c-Si) technology is
attractive for advanced large area imaging applications because of
higher transistor mobility, smaller feature sizes and higher density of
integration. In particular, for advanced mammography modalities such as
tomosynthesis, c-Si is ideally suited to develop the high performance
circuitry required for higher contrast, lower noise, and lower X-ray
dose while providing high resolution pixels. We present two pixel
architectures, a voltage-mediated active pixel sensor (APS) and a
logarithmic APS with a focus on large area, diagnostic medical X-ray
mammography. Pixel architecture simulations in 0.18 micron c-Si CMOS
technology indicate both, a high dynamic range and large signal
linearity. The simulation results illustrate that state-of-the-art c-Si
technology is promising for medical X-ray imaging applications.
- article_number: 1349745
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pdf_url:
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=1349745
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html_url:
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/1349745/
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abstract_url:
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/1349745/
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publication_title: Canadian Conference on Electrical
and Computer Engineering 2004 (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37513)
- conference_location: Niagara Falls, ON, Canada
- conference_dates: 2-5 May 2004
- publication_number: 9317
- is_number: 29682
- publication_year: 2004
- publication_date: 2-5 May 2004
- start_page: 1719
- end_page: 1722 Vol.3
- citing_paper_count: 1
- citing_patent_count: 0
- download_count: 116
- insert_date: 20041101
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index_terms:
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ieee_terms:
- Mammography
- Crystallization
- Silicon
- X-ray imaging
- CMOS technology
- Biomedical imaging
- Medical diagnostic imaging
- Medical simulation
- High-resolution imaging
- Optical imaging
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dynamic_index_terms:
- Digital Radiography
- Digital X-ray
- Portable X-ray
- Crystalline Silicon
- Digital Mammography
- X-ray Mammography
- Medical Imaging
- Clinical Imaging
- Diagnostic Imaging
- Dynamic Range
- Active Sensors
- High Dynamic Range
- Advanced Modalities
- Sensor Pixel
- Tomosynthesis
- High Voltage
- Higher Tendency
- Unit Area
- Storage Capacity
- Photocurrent
- Fill Factor
- Metal-insulator-metal
- Metal Insulator
- X-ray Exposure
- Advanced Imaging Modalities
- PIN Photodiode
- Readout Circuit
- Diagnostic Requirements
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isbn_formats:
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format: Print ISBN,
value: 0-7803-8253-6,
isbnType: Historical
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authors:
Image Sensor
- sensor_type: CMOS
- resolution: 3600 x 4800
- dynamic_range: high
- pixel_size: 50 microns
- dark_current: unknown
Optical Data
- focal_length: unknown
- aperture: unknown
- field_of_view: unknown
- distortion: unknown
Performance Metrics
- frame_rate: <5 fps
- signal_to_noise_ratio: unknown
- sensitivity: unknown
- shutter_speed: unknown
- power_consumption: unknown
- noise: unknown
Applications & Benefits
- cell_imaging: digital mammography applications
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benefits: higher contrast, lower noise, lower X-ray
dose, high resolution pixels
Supporting Organizations
- supported_by: Simon Fraser University
Manuscript Details
- publication_date: 2-5 May 2004
Relevancy Score
- score: 9
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- aperture
- field_of_view
- distortion
- signal_to_noise_ratio
- sensitivity
- shutter_speed
- power_consumption
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