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Monolithic active pixel sensor for dosimetry application

Abstract

A Monolithic Active Pixel Sensor (MAPS) prototype device for real-time dosimetry in brachytherapy application is presented. A novel charge sensitive element is used for pixel design. It features a built-in charge-to-current conversion and allows operation mode with charge integration. The two 32/spl times/32 pixel arrays prototype design in a standard CMOS process is presented.

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Pixel Dosimetry Computer science CMOS Electronic engineering Image sensor Charge-coupled device Engineering Optics Physics Artificial intelligence Nuclear medicine

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