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Radiation measurement with a solid-state-matrix camera.

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A solid-state-matrix camera containing 32 X 32 photodiode array served as the output device on an image intensifier tube. The resulting images had poor spatial resolution but permitted precise measurement of x-ray intensity. Transmission differences of 1% were detectable.

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M C Ziskin, C Philips. 1979. Radiation measurement with a solid-state-matrix camera.. https://doi.org/10.1148/131.3.795

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