An imaging device for
radiation imaging is an array of image cells. The array of image cells consists of an array of
detector cells and an array of image
cell circuits. Each
detector cell is connected to the corresponding
cell in the array of image cell circuits. Each individual cell in the
detector cell array generates a charge based on the
radiation that hits the cell. Each cell in the array of image cell circuits accumulates the charge on a storage
capacitor. The storage
capacitor can be, for example, the gate of a
transistor. Single cells in the array of image cells can be grouped together to form larger area super cells. The size of the super cell can be controlled by control signals, which select the operating mode. The output from a cell, a single cell or a super cell, is read out in
current mode and is scaled according to the size of the cell. Several
modes can be implemented in the imaging device. Also, an imaging
system for larger area
radiation imaging can be implemented by connecting several imaging devices together in form of a two-dimensional array. The array of cell circuits comprises separate enable signals for selecting individual rows and columns and output signals indicating an end of row and an end of column.