Microdome-gooved Gd_2O_2S:Tb scintillator for flexible and high resolution digital radiography
Phill Gu Jung, Chi Hoon Lee, Kong Myeong Bae, Jae Min Lee, Sang Min Lee, Chang Hwy Lim, Seungman Yun, Ho Kyung Kim, Jong Soo Ko
Abstract
Phill Gu Jung, Chi Hoon Lee, Kong Myeong Bae, Jae Min Lee, Sang Min Lee, Chang Hwy Lim, Seungman Yun, Ho Kyung Kim, Jong Soo Ko
Abstract
A flexible microdome-grooved Gd(2)O(2)S:Tb scintillator is simulated, fabricated, and characterized for digital radiography applications. According to Monte Carlo simulation results, the dome-grooved structure has a high spatial resolution, which is verified by X-ray image performance of the scintillator. The proposed scintillator has lower X-ray sensitivity than a nonstructured scintillator but almost two times higher spatial resolution at high spatial frequency. Through evaluation of the X-ray performance of the fabricated scintillators, we confirm that the microdome-grooved scintillator can be applied to next-generation flexible digital radiography systems requiring high spatial resolution.
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A flexible microdome-grooved Gd(2)O(2)S:Tb scintillator is simulated, fabricated, and characterized for digital radiography applications. According to Monte Carlo simulation results, the dome-grooved structure has a high spatial resolution, which is verified by X-ray image performance of the scintillator. The proposed scintillator has lower X-ray sensitivity than a nonstructured scintillator but almost two times higher spatial resolution at high spatial frequency. Through evaluation of the X-ray performance of the fabricated scintillators, we confirm that the microdome-grooved scintillator can be applied to next-generation flexible digital radiography systems requiring high spatial resolution.
Key concepts: Scintillator, Optics, Image resolution, Digital radiography, Radiography, Resolution (logic), Monte Carlo method, Materials science