Next generation PET data acquisition architectures

被引:8
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作者
Jones, WF [1 ]
Reed, JH [1 ]
Everman, JL [1 ]
Young, JW [1 ]
Seese, RD [1 ]
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[1] CHRISLIN IND INC,WESTLAKE VILLAGE,CA
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10.1109/23.596988
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TM [电工技术]; TN [电子技术、通信技术];
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0808 ; 0809 ;
摘要
New architectures for higher performance data acquisition in PET are proposed. Improvements are demanded primarily by three areas of advancing PET state of the art. First, larger detector arrays such as the Hammersmith ECAT(R) EXACT HR++ exceed the addressing capacity of 32 bit coincidence event words. Second, better scintillators (LSO) make depth-of-interaction (DOI) and time-of-flight (TOF) operation more practical. Third, fully optimized single photon attenuation correction requires higher rates of data collection. New technologies which enable the proposed third generation Real Time Sorter (RTS III) include: 1) 80 M byte/sec Fibre Channel RAID disk systems, 2) PowerPC on both VMEbus and PCI Local bus, and 3) quadruple interleaved DRAM controller designs. Data acquisition flexibility is enhanced through a wider 64 bit coincidence event word. PET methodology support includes DOI (6 bits), TOF (6 bits), multiple energy windows (6 bits), 512x512 sinogram indexes (18 bits), and 256 crystal rings (16 bits). Throughput of 10 M events/sec is expected for list-mode data collection as well as both on-line and replay histogramming. Fully efficient list-mode storage for each PET application is provided by real-time bit packing of only the active event word bits. Real-time circuits provide DOI rebinning.
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页码:1202 / 1207
页数:6
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