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Kit of digital radiological system of a new generation

Project of the Agency for research and development support APVV-99-P06305

Period: 09/2005 - 12/2007

General manager: MAGIC TRADING CORPORATION, a. s. Liptovský Mikuláš

Project leader : Prof. Ing. Mudroň Ján CSc.

Part-project leader: Prof. Ing. Ivan Frollo, DrSc.

 

Project was focused on design, construction and verification of the kit of digital radiological system of a new generation:

  • with energetic separation of detected photons,
  • with X-ray source having a small focus (in order of 10 μm),
  • with automatically controlled positioning for scanning and tomography.

Result contains user software equipment for acquisition, processing data and depicting X-ray frames. Mathematical routines make possible tomographic reconstruction, filtering the data and editing the final image.

Detecting unit based on monolithic GaAs X-ray sensors with direct conversion (period of 250 μm or less) works in so-called quanta regime. Electronic readout can separate protons into minimal 2 automatically selected levels. Part of the kit is X-ray source equipped with collimator, filters and automatically controlled aperture shutter.

The purpose of the kit is the built-in and mobile modifiable customer radiological systems with positioning making possible scanning and tomography.

First tomografic images of small metal samples were gained.

 
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