Abstract: The present invention relates to a solid-state X-ray detector comprising a photosensitive sensor associated with a radiation converter, known as a scintillator, transforming the X-rays into a radiation to which the sensor is sensitive, and an entry window through which the X-rays pass upstream of the scintillator. The entry window is mounted on the scintillator, without being fixed to the scintillator, and the entry window and the sensor are fixed by a water vapor-tight seal. The scintillator consists of a support, distinct from the sensor, and a scintillating substance. The application areas of this type of detector are notably radiology (radiography, fluoroscopy and mammography), but equally, non-destructive testing.

Abstract: A solid-state X-ray detector comprising a photosensitive sensor combined with a radiation converter or scintillator is described. The radiation detector includes an entry window through which the X-rays upstream of the scintillator pass, and means for applying an electrical voltage between the entry window and the photosensitive sensor.

Abstract: A solid-state X-ray detector comprising a photosensitive sensor combined with a radiation converter or scintillator is described. The radiation detector includes an entry window through which the X-rays upstream of the scintillator pass, and means for applying an electrical voltage between the entry window and the photosensitive sensor.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a solid-state X-ray detector comprising a photosensitive sensor associated with a radiation converter, known as a scintillator, transforming the X-rays into a radiation to which the sensor is sensitive, and an entry window through which the X-rays pass upstream of the scintillator. The entry window is mounted on the scintillator, without being fixed to the scintillator, and the entry window and the sensor are fixed by a water vapor-tight seal. The scintillator consists of a support, distinct from the sensor, and a scintillating substance.

Abstract: The present invention is a radiation detector comprising a scintillator (7) made from a material sensitive to wet oxidation, placed between a photosensitive sensor (1) and an entrance window (8, 9, 80) for the radiation. The entrance window (8, 9, 80) is titanium-based.

Abstract: A solid state photosensitive detector including a solid state photosensitive sensor associated with a converter designed to convert radiation to be detected into radiation to which the photosensitive sensor is sensitive. The photosensitive sensor includes one or more photosensitive elements connected to conductors and a passivation layer covering the photosensitive elements and the conductors to protect them. Between the passivation layer and the converter, a barrier is provided that is impermeable to at least one chemical species that is corrosive for the sensor, capable of being released by the converter during at least one chemical reaction. Such a detector may find particular application to radiation detectors for medical radiology.

Abstract: The disclosure concerns television cameras having an image pick-up electron tube. The signal input plate of the tube according to the invention is made by molding and a connection pin is embedded in the glass during the molding operation itself. When the internal and external faces of the input plate are then polished, the end of the pin on the internal side of the pin is levelled down at the same time. All that remains to be done then is to deposit a transparent conductive layer and a photoconductive target on this perfectly plane face. Furthermore, the unpolished edges of the input plate and, more particularly, its lateral edges are covered with a light-absorbing black layer which is produced not by the deposition of a black paint but by chemical reduction of the metal oxides contained in the glass. This blackening is preferably obtained during the molding operation itself, by placing the mold in a hydrogen-reducing atmosphere.