Abstract: A neurovascular coupling analytical method based on an electroencephalogram and functional near-infrared spectroscopy includes: S100: acquiring an electroencephalogram signal and a brain hemodynamic signal; S110: extracting an event-related potential signal from the electroencephalogram signal; S120: extracting a time characteristic from the event-related potential signal; S130: extracting a hemodynamic response function from the brain hemodynamic signal; S140: extracting an amplitude characteristic and time characteristics from the hemodynamic response function; and S150: analyzing influence of the time characteristic of the event-related potential signal on the amplitude characteristic and the time characteristics of the hemodynamic response function to obtain a coupling result. The time characteristic of the event-related potential signal is a delay.

Abstract: A collimator for a detector is disclosed. The collimator comprises: a bottom plate provided with imaging through holes distributed in an array, each of the imaging through holes comprising a first hole segment and a second hole segment, the transverse size of the first hole segment gradually decreasing in a direction from a free end to the second hole segment, and the transverse size of the second hole segment gradually decreasing in a direction from the free end to the first hole segment; a shielding case formed on the bottom plate; and a top plate disposed in the shielding case and closing at least a part of an opening of the shielding case, the top plate being provided with shielding through holes distributed in an array, and the imaging through holes being in one-to-one correspondence with the shielding through holes.

Abstract: A collimator for a detector is disclosed. The collimator comprises: a bottom plate provided with imaging through holes distributed in an array, each of the imaging through holes comprising a first hole segment and a second hole segment, the transverse size of the first hole segment gradually decreasing in a direction from a free end to the second hole segment, and the transverse size of the second hole segment gradually decreasing in a direction from the free end to the first hole segment; a shielding case formed on the bottom plate; and a top plate disposed in the shielding case and closing at least a part of an opening of the shielding case, the top plate being provided with shielding through holes distributed in an array, and the imaging through holes being in one-to-one correspondence with the shielding through holes.

Abstract: Disclosed is a multi-array detector module structure pertaining to the technical field of radiation detecting. The multi-array detector module structure comprises a casing, a bottom plate to which a bottom end of the casing is fixedly connected, and a multi-array detector composed of a plurality of detectors, wherein a mounting frame is disposed on the bottom plate, and the mounting frame includes an upper plate and a lower plate. The multi-array detector comprises two rows of peripheral detector arrays fixed to the upper plate and the lower plate of the mounting frame, respectively, and at least one row of middle detector array disposed between the two rows of peripheral detector arrays and fixed to the same. Heavy metal sheets are provided between respective detector arrays in respective rows of detector arrays, for reducing cross talk.

Abstract: Disclosed is a dual array detector module adapted to radiation-imaging, comprising: a first detector array consisting of a plurality of first detectors and arranged on a first surface of a heavy metal plate; a second detector array consisting of a plurality of second detectors and arranged on a second surface of the heavy metal plate opposite to the first surface; and a mounting frame, in which the first detector away and the second detector array arranged on the first and second surfaces of the heavy metal plate respectively are mounted in the mounting frame, a housing which has a substantially elbow shape in cross-section, wherein an electronic circuit board having an output terminal and an input terminal is disposed inside the housing, in which the input terminal of the electronic circuit board is connected to signal output terminals of the first and second detector arrays and the output terminal of the electronic circuit board is connected to a socket mounted on the housing.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a solid state detector module structure, comprising: an upper support plate and a lower support plate provided opposing to each other, a collimator provided between the upper support plate and the lower support plate for collimating the incident rays; and solid state detector arrays provided between the upper support plate and the lower support plate at the rear side of the collimator in the transmitting direction of the rays, wherein the solid state detector arrays comprises an upper and lower rows, with the upper row of the solid state detector array fixed under the upper support plate, and the lower row thereof fixed on the lower support plate. The present invention further discloses a radiation imaging system having the same. The solid state detector module structure of present invention decreases the scattering of ray beams, increases the capabilities of scattering resistance and the definition of image and enhances inspection speed compared with prior art.

Abstract: Disclosed is a multi-array detector module structure pertaining to the technical field of radiation detecting. The multi-array detector module structure comprises a casing, a bottom plate to which a bottom end of the casing is fixedly connected, and a multi-array detector composed of a plurality of detectors, wherein a mounting frame is disposed on the bottom plate, and the mounting frame includes an upper plate and a lower plate. The multi-array detector comprises two rows of peripheral detector arrays fixed to the upper plate and the lower plate of the mounting frame, respectively, and at least one row of middle detector array disposed between the two rows of peripheral detector arrays and fixed to the same. Heavy metal sheets are provided between respective detector arrays in respective rows of detector arrays, for reducing cross talk.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a solid state detector module structure, comprising: an upper support plate and a lower support plate provided opposing to each other, a collimator provided between the upper support plate and the lower support plate for collimating the incident rays; and solid state detector arrays provided between the upper support plate and the lower support plate at the rear side of the collimator in the transmitting direction of the rays, wherein the solid state detector arrays comprises an upper and lower rows, with the upper row of the solid state detector array fixed under the upper support plate, and the lower row thereof fixed on the lower support plate. The present invention further discloses a radiation imaging system having the same. The solid state detector module structure of present invention decreases the scattering of ray beams, increases the capabilities of scattering resistance and the definition of image and enhances inspection speed compared with prior art.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a dual array detector module adapted to radiation-imaging, comprising: a first detector array consisting of a plurality of first detectors and arranged on a first surface of a heavy metal plate; a second detector array consisting of a plurality of second detectors and arranged on a second surface of the heavy metal plate, the second surface is opposite to the first surface; and a mounting frame, in which the first detector array and the second detector array arranged on the first and second surfaces of the heavy metal plate respectively are mounted in the mounting frame. The dual array detector module according to the present invention is simple in structure and convenient for mounting and maintenance, so that a great economic benefit can be obtained by improving the structure simply and increasing a little of investment.