Trixell S.a.s.

Trixell

David Couder

Jean-Michel Vignolle

Pierre Rohr

David Blanchon

Gérard Vieux

Paul Apard

Benoît Candiard

Dubois Sébastien

Sébastien Dubois

A method is provided for controlling a light-sensitive device, for example, a digital X-ray detector including an array of light-sensitive points. The light-sensitive device includes a column conductor, line conductors, and light-sensitive points. Each light-sensitive point is connected between the column conductor and one of the line conductors, and includes a light-sensitive element converting a photon flux into electrical charges, and a transistor transferring the electrical charges to the column conductor based on control of a signal received by the corresponding line conductor. The method depends on the presence of a capacitor for cross-coupling between the drain and source of each transistor in the off state. The capacitor provides a potential variation to the column conductor upon receiving photons. The method comprises comparing the potential variation with a threshold, and reading the light-sensitive points in the event that the result of the comparison is positive.

Method for controlling a photodetector by automatically detecting incident radiation

The present invention relates to a method of fabricating a radiation detector comprising a photosensitive sensor assembly (), a scintillator () that converts the radiation into radiation to which the photosensitive sensor assembly () is sensitive, the scintillator () being fastened by adhesive bonding to the sensor assembly, the sensor assembly comprising a substrate () and several attached sensors (), the sensors () each having two faces (), a first face () of which is bonded to the substrate () and a second face () of which is bonded to the scintillator (). The method consists in linking the following operations:

Method of fabricating a radiation detector

The present invention relates to a method of driving a photosensitive device comprising a matrix of photosensitive pixels distributed at the intersections of rows and columns of the matrix. The invention relates more particularly to the control of such devices used for the detection of radiological images. The method consists in subjecting the matrix to an image cycle that includes a reset phase prior to an image acquisition phase. The rows of the matrix are distributed in several groups, and during the reset phase, the method consists in resetting all the rows in any one group simultaneously and in resetting each group of rows in succession.

Method of driving a photosensitive device

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Grenoble, France

David Couder