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Sensor Network Architecture for a Fully Digital and Scalable SPAD based PET System

Edoardo Charbon, Claudio Bruschini
2012
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Abstract

Digital SiPMs in the recent past have emerged as a viable low cost alternative to PMTs providing higher granularity and MRI compatibility. The rich dataset generated by digital SiPM sensors have posed a challenge, especially at the system level when a multitude of such sensors are to be used. In this paper we present a sensor network based solution for data acquisition, scalable to multi-ring based pre-clinical, clinical and brain PET.

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