Abstract
For a short pulse x-ray radiation with extremely broad spectrum such as Bremsstrahlung, the effective photon energy cannot be determined by conventional x-ray detectors with only a single x-ray pulse shot. An instantaneous measurement system capable of determining the energy with a single shot has been developed. The system is made of a metal–oxide–semiconductor linear array image sensor, a scintillation phospher, and an absorber material, and a control system of the sensor. The energy of a hard x-ray pulse with a short pulse duration of 500 ns is determined with this system. It is shown that the system can determine the energy more quickly and accurately than with the conventional method.
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