High-efficiency fast X-ray imaging detector development at SSRF.
J Synchrotron Radiat
; 26(Pt 5): 1631-1637, 2019 Sep 01.
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ABSTRACT
Indirect X-ray imaging detectors consisting of scintillator screens, long-working-distance microscope lenses and scientific high-speed complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) cameras are usually used to realize fast X-ray imaging with white-beam synchrotron radiation. However, the detector efficiency is limited by the coupling efficiency of the long-working-distance microscope lenses, which is only about 5%. A long-working-distance microscope lenses system with a large numerical aperture (NA) is designed to increase the coupling efficiency. It offers an NA of 0.5 at 8× magnification. The Mitutoyo long-working-distance microscope lenses system offers an NA of 0.21 at 7.5× magnification. Compared with the Mitutoyo system, the developed long-working-distance microscope lenses system offers about twice the NA and four times the coupling efficiency. In the indirect X-ray imaging detector, a 50â
µm-thick LuAGCe scintillator matching with the NA, and a high-speed visible-light CMOS FastCAM SAZ Photron camera are used. Test results show that the detector realized fast X-ray imaging with a frame rate of 100000â
framesâ
s-1 and fast X-ray microtomography with a temporal sampling rate up to 25â
Hz (25â
tomogramsâ
s-1).
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J Synchrotron Radiat
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RADIOLOGIA
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