Self-powered X-Ray sensors for extreme environments

Mohamed, N. S.; Wright, N. G.; Horsfall, Alton B.

doi:10.1109/icsens.2017.8234008

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“…Dual energy CT dosimetry to detect acute-stage cerebral infarction: A phantom study was investigated by Hara [2]. Independent X-ray sensors for extreme environments were studied by Mohamed, Wright and Horsfall [3]. The design of a high dynamic range charge-todigital integrated converter for online dosimetry in radiotherapy was investigated by Gallin-Martel [4].…”

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The Design of X-Ray Film Reader with Film Presence Detector

Tunggal

Arrosyid

Silva

et al. 2021

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X-Ray viewer is a tool for observing the results of X-Ray films using ray lighting. It aims to get clearer readings of X-Ray films by radiographers and doctors. X-Ray viewers in hospitals generally cannot be carried anywhere because they use fluorescent lamps as a source of radiation and use 220 Volt AC voltage directly. So that its use is less effective and efficient because it must be connected directly to a 220 Volt AC power source and requires large power. In this regard the author wants to design an X-Ray viewer tool that can be used to read the results of X-Ray films clearly and is portable so that the device can be used anywhere because it uses a battery as a voltage source and is equipped with a presence detection sensor film in order to save energy so that the use of tools is more effective and efficient.

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The Design of X-Ray Film Reader with Film Presence Detector

Tunggal

Arrosyid

Silva

et al. 2021

jrc

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“…The power has stable output performance, sustainable operation, and strong environmental adaptability [1][2][3][4][5][6]. The miniaturized RTG can be applied in long-term service meteorological/seismic monitoring stations that are widely distributed on the surface of the planet, small landing vehicles at extreme latitudes or areas with low solar flux, atmosphericsurface-flow monitoring systems, underground detectors [7], deep space micro spacecraft [8], wireless sensor networks [9], self-powered radiation sensors [10], deep-space robot probes [11], and radio observatories on the lunar surface [12].…”

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Development of Micro-radioisotope Thermoelectric Power Supply for Deep Space Exploration Distributed Wireless Sensor Network

Yuan

et al. 2020

Adv. Astronaut. Sci. Technol.

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“…The sensor design is to be based on FET technology but the details on the circuit or the device implementation are completely absent. Thus, it is hard to conclude Figure 2.9: System Concept proposed for self-powered X-ray dosimeter [44] the figure of merit of this design. Keeping in view the lack of literature in the field of energy harvesting in radiation dosimetry there is a clear need of investigation in this direction.…”

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“…published last year (i.e., 2017) in IEEE Sensors Conference [44]. The design concept for this work is depicted in Figure 2.9.…”

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Low Power Wireless CMOS System-On-Chip X-Ray Dosimeter

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Blood sterilization systems irradiate blood with Gamma or X-ray radiation to prevent transfusion-associated graft versus host diseases (TA-GvHD).Present day irradiators use tags applied to the blood bags which change color when exposed to radiation of 25 to 50 Gy. This method is neither accurate nor efficient and results in considerable blood wastage.This thesis investigates alternative solutions that are low power, easy to handle, compact and efficient. A floating-gate (FG) metal-oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET) is studied for its application as a radiation sensor. FG MOSFETs have been employed for this application, but never using an RF-CMOS (0.13 µm) process suitable for RF-ID wireless readout. This work studies device optimization for best possible performance in radiation dosimetry. Devices are fabricated with This journey would not have been possible without the unconditional love and support I received from my lovely wife, Ariane, and my parents.

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Self-powered X-Ray sensors for extreme environments

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References 9 publications

The Design of X-Ray Film Reader with Film Presence Detector

The Design of X-Ray Film Reader with Film Presence Detector

Development of Micro-radioisotope Thermoelectric Power Supply for Deep Space Exploration Distributed Wireless Sensor Network

Low Power Wireless CMOS System-On-Chip X-Ray Dosimeter

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