Abstract:
A nonvolatile semiconductor memory device comprises a plurality of sectors each having a plurality of memory cell arrays, a controller which responds to an address signal and a control signal to activate at least one of the sectors; and a plurality of data comparing circuits provided in the memory cell arrays, respectively, the data comparing circuits each which latches a write data to be written the respective memory cell arrays and compares the write data latched and a data read out from the respective memory cell arrays to produce a comparison result. The controller activates all of the sectors when the control signal has a first logic level regardless of levels of the address signal so that write data is written into the memory cell arrays of the sectors activated. The controller activates the sectors in sequence in response to changing levels of the address signal when the control signal has a second logic level to output the comparison results from the data comparing circuits in sequence.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile semiconductor memory device has writing signal line selecting transistors for applying writing signals to memory elements, respectively, reading signal line selecting transistors for delivering reading signals from the memory elements, respectively, and bit line selecting transistors connected between the writing signal line selecting transistors or the reading signal line selecting transistors and the memory elements, for selecting bit lines of each of the memory elements.
Abstract:
An objective is to provide a flat panel detector exhibiting high durability and less noise, which is fitted with a scintillator for radiation exhibiting high emission efficiency, wherein the scintillator is easy to be manufactured because of the simple structure. Also disclosed is a scintillator panel for radiation possessing a radiotransparent substrate and provided thereon, a phosphor layer from which light is emitted by exposing the substrate to radiation and a reflective film at which light from the phosphor layer is reflected, wherein the reflective film provided between the substrate and the phosphor layer possesses a multilayer film composed of at least two dielectric layers exhibiting a high reflectivity.
Abstract:
A radiation flat panel detector is created in which degradation of a phosphor layer property during aging is inhibited, the phosphor layer is protected from chemical alteration and physical impact, and sharpness is excellent. A flat panel detector possessing a light-receiving element and provided thereon, a scintillator panel possessing a scintillator sheet having a phosphor layer provided on a substrate and provided thereon, a first protective film placed on the phosphor layer side and a second protective film placed on the substrate side to seal the scintillator sheet, wherein the light-receiving element is provided on the first protective film side of the scintillator panel; the scintillator sheet is sealed at 5-8000 Pa; and the phosphor layer brought into contact with the first protective film and the light-receiving element plane brought into contact with the first protective film both have a surface roughness Ra of 0.05-0.8 μm.
Abstract:
A scintillator plate comprising: (i) a radiation transmissive substrate; (ii) a light absorbing layer formed on the substrate, the light absorbing layer absorbing light of a prescribed wavelength range; and (iii) a scintillator layer formed on the light absorbing layer, the scintillator layer converting radiation to the light having a wavelength absorbable to the light absorbing layer.
Abstract:
An objective is to provide a scintillator panel by which a converted light signal can be efficiently transmitted to suitably realize an FPD exhibiting a high radiation-to-light conversion efficiency. Also provided is a scintillator panel possessing a substrate and provided thereon, a phosphor layer possessing columnar crystals made of cesium iodide, wherein a columnar crystal tip angle is 40-80°. Further, the above-described phosphor is preferably formed via vacuum evaporation.
Abstract:
An objective is to provide a flat panel detector exhibiting high durability and less noise, which is fitted with a scintillator for radiation exhibiting high emission efficiency, wherein the scintillator is easy to be manufactured because of the simple structure. Also disclosed is a scintillator panel for radiation possessing a radiotransparent substrate and provided thereon, a phosphor layer from which light is emitted by exposing the substrate to radiation and a reflective film at which light from the phosphor layer is reflected, wherein the reflective film provided between the substrate and the phosphor layer possesses a multilayer film composed of at least two dielectric layers exhibiting a high reflectivity.
Abstract:
An objective is to provide a scintillator panel by which a converted light signal can be efficiently transmitted to suitably realize an FPD exhibiting a high radiation-to-light conversion efficiency. Also provided is a scintillator panel possessing a substrate and provided thereon, a phosphor layer possessing columnar crystals made of cesium iodide, wherein a columnar crystal tip angle is 40-80°. Further, the above-described phosphor is preferably formed via vacuum evaporation.
Abstract:
When floating gate type memory transistors undesirably enter into an over-erased state, a diagnostic potential generator supplies a first diagnostic potential to a source line and second and third diagnostic potentials to non-selected word lines and a selected word line; the potential difference between the first diagnostic potential and the second diagnostic potential causes an over-erased memory transistor to be turned off, and the potential difference between the first diagnostic potential and the third diagnostic potential allows an over-erased memory transistor to turn on so as to identify each over-erased memory transistor by its row and column addresses.
Abstract:
A radiation detector of a compact size and producing almost no image defect is disclosed, comprising a first radiation-transmissive substrate, a first adhesive layer, a second radiation-transmissive substrate, a scintillator layer and an output substrate provided with a photoelectric conversion element layer which are provided sequentially in this order, wherein an arrangement region of the scintillator layer in a planar direction of the layer includes an arrangement region of the photoelectric conversion element layer in a planar direction of the layer and an arrangement region of the first substrate in a planar direction of the substrate, and the arrangement region of the first substrate includes the arrangement region of the photoelectric conversion element layer; and when the arrangement region of the scintillator layer is divided to plural areas, a coefficient of variation of filling factor is 20% or less which is defined as a standard deviation of filling factor of phosphor of the plural areas, divided by an average value of the filling factor.