Correction Method and Software for Image Distortion and Nonuniform Response in Charge-Coupled Device-Based X-ray Detectors Utilizing X-ray Image intensifier

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An on-site method of correcting the image distortion and nonuniform response of a charge-coupled device (CCD)-based X-ray detector was developed using the response of the imaging plate as a reference. The CCD-based X-ray detector consists of a beryllium-windowed X-ray image intensifier (Be-XRII) and a CCD as the image sensor. An image distortion of 29% was improved to less than 1% after the correction. In the correction of nonuniform response due to image distortion, subpixel approximation was performed for the redistribution of pixel values. The optimal number of subpixels was also discussed. In an experiment with polystyrene (PS) latex, it was verified that the correction of both image distortion and nonuniform response worked properly. The correction for the “contrast reduction” problem was also demonstrated for an isotropic X-ray scattering pattern from the PS latex.

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