A nuclear detector crystal position identification device
A crystal and detection unit technology, applied in the field of nuclear detector crystal position recognition devices, can solve problems such as high cost and large scale, and achieve the effects of reducing system scale, reducing the number of hardware, and reducing costs
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[0047] The device for identifying the position of a nuclear detector crystal provided in this embodiment includes: an array of silicon semiconductor detection units, and the array of silicon semiconductor detection units includes silicon semiconductor detection units. Each row of silicon semiconductor detection units of the silicon semiconductor detection unit array has a row signal output terminal, and each column of silicon semiconductor detection units of the silicon semiconductor detection unit array has a column signal output terminal respectively. The silicon semiconductor detection units all have such a connection relationship: the silicon semiconductor detection unit is connected to the row signal output terminal corresponding to the row where the silicon semiconductor detection unit is located through a resistor, and is connected to the column corresponding to the silicon semiconductor detection unit through another resistor. The column signal output terminal connectio...
Embodiment 2
[0064] Nuclear detector imaging first requires the injection of radioactive biotracer drugs (such as 13N–NH, 18F-FDOPA, 18F–FDG, 11C-Acetate, 15O-H2O) in the patient. Synthetic. Biotracers are usually proton-rich nuclides that generate positrons during their decay, and positron (β+) decay usually occurs with artificial radionuclides. The positrons emitted by the radionuclides injected into the body will move about 1mm in the human body and will combine with the negative electrons in the human body to produce annihilation radiation. When the positive and negative electrons are annihilated, two gamma photons with the same energy (511keV) and opposite directions will be generated. . Usually, the event after a pair of photons undergoes annihilation reaction is called a single event.
[0065] The method of coincidence event discrimination is to judge the difference of photon arrival time, when the time difference is less than the time window (usually 3-4.5ns) preset by the coinci...
Embodiment 3
[0076] This embodiment provides a nuclear detector crystal position identification device, based on the first embodiment of the device, see Figure 4 , The nuclear detector crystal position identification device further includes: an integration circuit 11 , a peak hold circuit 12 , a multiplexer 13 , a sampling unit 14 and an energy acquisition unit 15 .
[0077] Wherein, the input end of the integration circuit 11 is correspondingly connected to the row signal output end or the column signal output end of the semiconductor detection unit array, and the output end of the integration circuit 11 is connected to the input end of the peak hold circuit 12 Correspondingly connected, the output end of the peak hold circuit 12 is connected to the multiplexer 13, the multiplexer 13 is connected to the sampling unit 14, and the sampling unit is connected to the energy acquisition unit 15 .
[0078] The integration circuit 11 is used to integrate the electrical signal output from the ro...
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