Konica Minolta Medical and Graphic, Inc.

Konica Minolta, Inc.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Mitsubishi Electric Information Network Corporation

Yasushi Nagata

Hiroshi Isa

Takehiko Shoji

Shigetami Kasai

Makoto Iijima

Masashi Kondo

Mitsuru Sekiguchi

Shinji Kudo

Keiko Maeda

Musashi Matsumoto

Hideki Hoshino

Kazuya Tsukada

Kei Isoda

Mika Sakai

Atsushi Hasegawa

Hideyuki Sunada

A scintillator includes a scintillator layer including a phosphor and an augmenting agent and has an optical reflectance A1 at a wavelength 440 nm and an optical reflectance B1 at a wavelength 520 nm, wherein when an optical reflectance at the wavelength 440 nm is defined as A2 and an optical reflectance at the wavelength 520 nm is defined as B2 after exposure to 2,000 R of radiation, ratios between the optical reflectances 'A=A2/A1' and 'B=B2/B1' before and after exposure to radiation satisfy &#x201c;0.70&#x2264;A/B&#x2264;1.10&#x201d;.

Scintillator, scintillator panel, and radiological image conversion panel

[Problem] Provided is a scintillator panel which is capable of imaging at a low dose while suppressing the contrast deterioration caused by scattered radiation, and further has improved luminance and MTF. [Solving Means] A scintillator panel having a scintillator layer for converting radiation into light, characterized in that the scintillator layer is in direct contact on a photoelectric conversion element and includes a reflecting layer and a scattered radiation diffusing layer on a radiation incident side of the scintillator layer, the scattered radiation diffusing layer is present closer to the radiation incident side than the reflecting layer, and the scattered radiation diffusing layer has an X-ray transmittance of 99.5% or more.

Scintillator panel

A log collection part of a log analysis server collects an application log from a WF server, collects an operation log from an ID control part which relays an access from an operator terminal to a business server, and which as well records access status to the business server as an operation record in the operation log, and collects an access log from the business server which records accessed status as an access record in the access log. A log analysis part determines, based on the application log, the operation log, and the access log collected by the log collection part, whether or not the accessed status recorded as the access record is an authorized access.

Log analysis device, unauthorized access auditing system, computer readable medium storing log analysis program, and log analysis method

In a scintillator panel, a phosphor includes plural columnar crystals located on a columnar crystal growth starting surface of a scintillator layer, roots of the plural columnar crystals exist independently from each other, and a thickness region from the columnar crystal growth starting surface up to a height of 5 &#x3bc;m has a radiation absorptivity x of from 5.4 to 8.6%. The scintillator panel can provide radiation images having higher sharpness.

Scintillator panel, radiation detector, and methods for manufacturing scintillator panel and radiation detector

An object of the invention is to provide radiographic image conversion panels which realize high levels of brightness and sharpness when used as scintillator panels and which also ensure sufficient strength resisting pressure applied in the film thickness direction. A radiographic image conversion panel of the invention includes a support and a scintillator layer disposed on the support. The scintillator layer includes a plurality of columnar crystals containing a phosphor. The plurality of columnar crystals have root portions, and the root portions are spaced apart from one another.

Radiographic image conversion panel and radiographic image detector

A scintillator panel which is capable of obtaining a radiation image exhibiting enhanced luminance and sharpness and achieving improved storage stability is disclosed, comprising on a support a base layer and a phosphor layer provided sequentially in this order, wherein the phosphor layer comprises (columnar) phosphor crystals formed of a phosphor parent compound and an activator by a process of vapor phase deposition and the base layer comprises crystals formed of the phosphor parent compound and an activator, and a relative density of the base layer is lower than a relative density of the phosphor layer and a relative content of an activator of the base layer is lower than a relative content of an activator of the phosphor layer.

A scintillator panel exhibiting enhanced moisture resistance is disclosed, comprising a scintillator sheet provided on a substrate with a scintillator layer, and the whole of the scintillator sheet is covered with a protective layer and a space in which gas is capable of flowing is provided between the protective layer and the scintillator sheet.

Provided are a scintillator panel and a radiation detector which give a radiation image reduced in sensitivity unevenness and sharpness unevenness. Also provided are processes for producing the scintillator and the detector. The scintillator panel comprises a support and, deposited thereon, a phosphor layer comprising columnar crystals of a phosphor which have been formed by the vapor deposition method. The panel is characterized in that the columnar crystals of a phosphor comprise cesium iodide (CsI) as a base ingredient and thallium (Tl) as an activator ingredient and have, in a root part thereof, a layer containing no thallium, and that the coefficient of variation in thallium concentration in the plane of the phosphor layer is 40% or less.

Scintillator panel, radiation detector, and method for manufacturing the same

Disclosed is a radiation image conversion panel wherein luminance is improved by preventing the disorder of the structure of phosphor columnar crystals, thereby eliminating the scattering and refraction of optical elements which is emitted by an X-ray-irradiated phosphor and propagated in the direction of a photoelectric conversion element. Moreover disclosed is a radiation image detector using the same. The radiation image conversion panel is characterized in that the radiation image conversion panel comprises a phosphor layer on the substrate, that the phosphor layer is configured of the phosphor columnar crystals formed from a phosphor matrix compound and an activator by vapor deposition, and that the degree of the orientation of the surface of the phosphor columnar crystals, the degree of the orientation being based on X-ray diffraction spectrum and the surface having a fixed mirror index, is in the range of 80 to 100% without regard to the position in the direction of the thickness of the layer from the root near the substrate to the tip of the phosphor columnar crystals of the phosphor layer.

Radiation image conversion panel and radiation image detector using same

A scintillator panel which has achieved enhanced sharpness and sensitivity is disclosed, comprising on a first support a phosphor layer comprising phosphor columnar crystals formed by a process of vapor phase deposition and containing a parent component of cesium iodide (CsI) and an activator of thallium (Tl), and the phosphor layer comprising a first layer of a CsI layer which is in the bottom portion of the phosphor layer and does not contain any activator of thallium, and on the first layer, a second layer of a CsI&#x2014;Tl layer which contains the activator of thallium and exhibits not more than 32% of a coefficient of variation of concentration of thallium in the direction of thickness.

Scintillator panel, method of producing scintillator panel, radiation image detector and method of producing radiation image detector

Disclosed are a radiation image conversion panel which has achieved a radiation image with enhanced sharpness and improved moisture resistance and shock resistance, and a production method thereof. The radiation image conversion panel comprises, on a support, a phosphor layer comprising phosphor columnar crystals, each composed mainly of cesium iodide (CsI) and formed by a process of gas phase deposition, wherein a coefficient of variation of crystal diameter of the phosphor columnar crystals is not more than 50% and a coefficient of variation of phosphor filling factor of the phosphor layer is not more than 20%.

Radiation image conversion panel and production method thereof

The scintillator plate has a reflective layer, a resinous anti-corrosion layer and a scintillator layer provided sequentially in that order on a heat resistant resin substrate. The scintillator plate is employed as a component for a flat panel radiation detector. The scintillator plate has a protective film between the scintillator layer and the flat light receiving element which makes up the flat panel radiation detector. There is point contact between the surface of the scintillator layer and the protective film and there is point contact between the flat light receiving element and the protective film.

Scintillator plate, scintillator panel and flat panel radiation detector by use thereof

A scintillator panel comprising: (a) a scintillator sheet comprising: (i) a substrate, and (ii) a phosphor layer formed on the substrate; (b) a first protective film provided on a phosphor layer side surface of the scintillator sheet; and (c) a second protective film provided on a substrate side surface of the scintillator sheet, wherein (d) the scintillator sheet is sealed by the first protective film and the second protective film; and (e) the first protective film is not substantially coherent with the phosphor layer.

A scintillator panel comprising a scintillator plate containing a substrate having thereon a reflective layer, a sublayer and a scintillator layer in that order, wherein the scintillator plate is sealed with: a first protective film provided on a side of the scintillator layer; and a second protective film provided on a side of the substrate opposite the scintillator layer, wherein the first protective layer is not adhered to the scintillator layer, and the second protective layer contains an aluminum layer.

Scintillator panel and flat-panel radiation detector

A production method of nano-sized silicon crystal particles comprising the step of allowing monosilane to be oxidized in a bulk liquid phase to form the nano-sized silicon crystal particles within the bulk liquid phase, wherein a liquid of the bulk liquid phase is an unsaturated hydrocarbon free from an oxidizing gas; and isolating the nano-sized silicon crystal particles from the bulk liquid phase.

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Kodaira, Japan

Yasushi Nagata