Charge Coupled Device (CCD chip) | X-ray Physics | Radiology Physics Course #34

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The first indirect digital radiography system we cover is the charged coupled device (CCD chip). The CCD chip has the ability to convert light photons to electrons and is therefore, used in most digital camera systems. The scintillation layer converts X-ray photons to light which is then converted to a digital signal by the CCD chip.
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We are currently studying CCD's and CMOS in our class. I LOVE your videos, but can't find one that covers CMOS.

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Farr's radiology mentions CCD and TFT as direct conversion method. Can you please clarify this 🙏🙏

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what is the difference between charge storage capacitors and charge couple devices?

[@psychod7333]

Is the crystalline silicon on the CCD chip an amorphous silicon? I know amorphous silicon is used with TFTs in an indirect process imaging plate, but trying to understand what the fundamental difference is between a CCD and an imaging plate using the amorphous silicon and TFT.

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Hi, thank you for your explanation! this really help me a lot understand this technology. But can you please enlighten me more on slot scan technology? I’ve got an exam coming and I would like to understand this more. I’m a student Diagnostic radiography and this confuses me. Thank you.

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