KR20180114426A - Radiation detector and power managing method for the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a radiation detector and a power management method thereof. More particularly, the radiation detector and the power management method thereof can suppress deterioration of the image quality while using a battery which can be wirelessly charged. According to an embodiment of the present invention, the radiation detector comprises: a battery which can be wirelessly charged; a power receiving module electrically connected to the battery, and wirelessly receiving power from an external power supply module; and a control module for generating a control signal controlling power supply of the power supply module, and transmitting the control signal to the power supply module, and blocking the power supply of the power supply module only when a state is determined to be in a photographing state.

Description

[0001] The present invention relates to a radiation detector and a power detector,

The present invention relates to a power management method for a radiation detector and a radiation detector, and more particularly, to a radiation detector and a radiation detector power management method capable of suppressing degradation of image quality while using a battery that can be charged wirelessly.

A radiation detector is a device that electrically detects a radiation such as an X-ray transmitted through a human body or an object without a film to acquire image information. That is, by converting the image information generated by the irradiation of radiation into a video image, it is possible to confirm skeleton of a human body, abnormality of an organ, or crack of an object. The radiation detector is largely divided into a direct method and an indirect method depending on the method of detecting the radiation image. The direct method is a method of directly detecting image information generated by radiation transmitted through the human body by using amorphous selenium (or amorphous silicon) and a thin film transistor (TFT), and the indirect method is a method of detecting radiation generated by visible light (CsI) and the like, which is converted into a fluorescence signal, by using a light receiving element, thereby acquiring the radiation image.

The conventional fixed type radiation detector is fixed to a radiographic apparatus and can receive a stable power supply by connection with an external power source. In recent years, such a radiation detector has been separated from a radiographic apparatus provided at various places such as a hospital for a human body or an animal, and an industrial site where a nondestructive inspection of various structures is required, and can be moved separately. It is developed as a cassette type digital radiation detector which is constructed to be able to radiograph by inserting it into a device, freeing time and space for use.

Unlike a fixed type radiation detector, which is connected to an external power source and can receive a stable power supply, the cassette type digital radiation detector is moved for radiography and moved to a radiography apparatus frequently. Therefore, It is indispensable to secure a technique for radiography using a cassette type digital radiation detector without increasing the volume or for supplying a power supply necessary for transferring the obtained photographing information.

In this regard, a method of using a wirelessly chargeable battery is proposed, but an electromagnetic field generated in the wireless charging process affects the amount of charge accumulated in the radiation detection panel, and the electromagnetic field is not only a process of accumulating charges for a predetermined time While the charge is sequentially output for each pixel in the radiation detection panel, the amount of charge accumulated in the pixels that have not yet been scanned is influenced. The charges thus affected act as noise, and such noise has a problem of deteriorating the image quality of a radiological image.

Korean Patent Registration No. 10-0413946

The present invention provides a power management method for a radiation detector and a radiation detector that can suppress a decrease in image quality while using a battery that can be wirelessly charged by blocking wireless charging in a photographing state.

A radiation detector according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a battery that can be charged wirelessly; A power receiving module electrically connected to the battery and receiving power wirelessly from an external power supply module; And a control module for generating a control signal for controlling the power supply of the power supply module and transmitting the control signal to the power supply module, wherein when the control module determines that the power supply module is in the photographing state, .

The control module determines that the photographing is started at the time of automatic detection of exposure to radiation, and generates and transmits a power cutoff signal.

The control module determines that the photographing is started at the time of sensing an event to start photographing, and generates and transmits a power cutoff signal.

A radiation detection panel for generating image information according to intensity or amount of incident radiation; And a lead-out module for outputting the image information from the radiation detection panel. The control module may generate and transmit a power re-supply signal after the output of the image information is completed.

The control module may determine that the power supply module is in the standby state when the power supply is started.

The control module may determine that the battery pack is in the idle state when the standby state continues for more than the set time and increase the charging amount per unit time of the battery from the standby state in the idle state.

In the idle state, the amount of power received by the power receiving module may be increased compared to the standby state, or the number of power supply objects supplied from the battery may be reduced compared with the standby state.

And a temperature measuring member connected to the control module and measuring at least one of a temperature of the power receiving module, a temperature of the battery, and an internal temperature of the radiation detector, A temperature of the battery, a temperature of the battery, and an internal temperature of the radiation detector are equal to or more than a first set temperature, The temperature of the radiation detector, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector are lowered below the second set temperature, the power supply resume signal can be generated and transmitted.

A radiographic system according to another embodiment of the present invention includes a power supply module for wirelessly transmitting power; A radiation detector including a power receiving module for receiving power from the power supply module, and a battery capable of being charged with power received from the power receiving module; And a control module which is disposed inside or outside the radiation detector and generates a control signal for controlling power supply of the power supply module and transmits the control signal to the power supply module, The power supply of the power supply module may be cut off.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a power management method for a radiation detector, comprising: wirelessly charging a power receiving module of a radiation detector with power by wirelessly charging the battery; And determining whether the radiation detector is in a photographing state. When it is determined that the radiation detector is in a photographing state, power supply to the power receiving module may be interrupted.

Wherein the control module of the radiation detector determines that the photographing is started when the radiation exposure is sensed and generates a power shutoff signal when the radiation detector detects the radiation exposure. have.

Wherein the control module of the radiation detector determines that the photographing is started when the photographing event is sensed and generates a power cutoff signal can do.

And outputting image information from the radiation detection panel generated according to intensity or amount of radiation incident on the radiation detection panel of the radiation detector, wherein after the output of the image information is completed, It is possible to generate this power re-supply signal.

The step of wirelessly charging the battery may include a step of increasing a charging amount per unit time of the battery when power supply to the power receiving module is started and the wireless charging continues for a predetermined time or longer.

In the process of increasing the charged amount per unit time, the amount of power received by the power receiving module may be increased or the power consumed by the radiation detector may be reduced.

And measuring a temperature of the power receiving module, a temperature of the battery, and an internal temperature of the radiation detector, wherein the temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, the internal temperature of the radiation detector The control module of the radiation detector generates a power supply interruption signal, and the temperature of the power reception module, the temperature of the battery, the temperature of the inside of the radiation detector, And the temperature is lower than the second set temperature, the control module can generate a power supply resume signal.

The radiation detector according to the embodiment of the present invention determines the state of the radiation detector through the control module and blocks the wireless charging of the battery when it is determined that the radiation detector is in the photographing state, It is possible to prevent deterioration of image quality.

By differentiating the amount of power received by the power receiving module or the power consumed by the radiation detector according to each state, the power can be managed effectively and the deterioration of battery quality can be suppressed.

Further, by controlling the wireless charging of the battery by measuring the temperature of the power receiving module or the battery through the temperature measuring member, it is possible to suppress or prevent the increase of the dark current due to the increase of the dark current due to the temperature rise of the radiation detector, It is possible to prevent the occurrence of unevenness of the radiographic image due to the rise.

1 is a schematic diagram of a radiation detector according to an embodiment of the invention.
Figure 2 illustrates a radiographic system in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a flowchart illustrating a power management method of a radiation detector according to another embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a conceptual diagram illustrating a state change of a radiation detector according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that the present invention may be embodied in many different forms and should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete, It is provided to let you know. In the description, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the drawings are partially exaggerated in size to accurately describe the embodiments of the present invention, and the same reference numerals denote the same elements in the drawings.

1 is a schematic diagram of a radiation detector according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, a radiation detector 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a battery 10 that can be charged wirelessly; A power receiving module (110) electrically connected to the battery (10) and receiving power wirelessly from an external power supply module (210); And a control module 120 for generating a control signal for controlling the power supply of the power supply module 210 and transmitting the control signal to the power supply module 210. The control module 120 may control the power supply module 210, The power supply of the power supply module 210 may be cut off.

The battery 10 may be capable of being charged wirelessly and may be electrically connected to the power receiving module 110 to be charged and may supply power to at least a portion of the configuration of the radiation detector 100, have.

The power receiving module 110 may be electrically connected to the battery 10 and wirelessly receive power from the external power supply module 210 and may supply power for charging the battery 10 to the power supply module 210). The power receiving module 110 may communicate with the power supply module 210 and may transmit a control signal to the power supply module 210 to control the power supply.

The control module 120 may generate a control signal for controlling the power supply of the power supply module 210 and transmit the control signal to the power supply module 210 so that the power supply module 110 and the power supply module 210 communicate with each other. The power receiving module 110 may be connected to the power receiving module 110 to transmit the control signal to the power supplying module 210. [ The control module 120 includes a central processing unit 121 for determining the state of the radiation detector 100, a control signal generator 122 for generating the control signal according to the judgment of the central processing unit 121, And an image processor 123 arranged in a frame format and transmitting the image data to a user interface 20 such as a computer (e.g., a PC).

The central processing unit 121 can operate the radiation detector 100 system and can determine the state of the radiation detector 100 and the state of the radiation detector 100 can be largely determined by obtaining the image information It can be classified into a photographing state and a non-photographing state. Here, the wireless charging can be blocked in the photographing state, and the wireless charging can be proceeded (or allowed) in the non-photographing state. The photographing state and the non-photographing state can be separately subdivided, and the non-photographing state can include a waiting state and a resting state.

The control signal generation unit 122 may generate a control signal for controlling power supply to the power supply module 210 according to the state of the radiation detector 100 in the central processing unit 121, To the supply module 210.

The image processing unit 123 may arrange the transmitted image images in a frame format. In addition, the image processing unit 123 may transmit a video image arranged in a frame form to the user interface 20.

The configurations of the control module 120 such as the central processing unit 121, the control signal generation unit 122, and the image processing unit 123 may be embedded and can exchange signals with each other.

The control module 120 may interrupt the power supply of the power supply module 210 when it is determined that the radiation detector 100 is in the photographing state. That is, the control module 120 may generate a power cutoff signal and transmit it to the power supply module 210 when the photographing is started. In this case, the section of the photographing state may be a section including an image information acquiring section (that is, an agreement photographing section), and the photographing state may be a section including an image information acquiring section, The power supply of the power supply module 210 may be interrupted during a period including the image information acquisition period. Here, the central processing unit 121 can determine that the radiation detector 100 is in the photographing state, and the control signal generating unit 122 can generate the power cutoff signal. At this time, if the power shutdown signal is transmitted from the control module 120 to the power supply module 210, the power supply module 210 may cut off (or stop) the power supply to the power reception module 110, And it is possible to prevent the occurrence of an electromagnetic field due to wireless charging such as magnetic induction in a photographing state.

Conventionally, when a battery that can be charged wirelessly is used, an electromagnetic field generated in the wireless charging process is influenced by the amount of charge accumulated in the radiation detection panel because the wireless charging is performed even in the photographing state of the radiation detector. Not only the accumulation process but also the amount of charge accumulated in the pixels that have not yet been scanned while the charge is sequentially output for each pixel in the radiation detection panel. The charges thus affected act as noise, and there is a problem that the image quality of the radiological image is deteriorated by such noise.

However, the radiation detector 100 according to the present invention determines the state of the radiation detector 100 through the control module 120, and when the radiation detector 100 determines that the radiation detector 100 is in the photographing state, Module 210, the power supply of the power supply module 210 can be cut off and the wireless charging can be blocked in the photographing state. Therefore, it is possible to prevent noise due to the electromagnetic field generated in the wireless charging process, Can be suppressed.

For example, the control module 120 may determine that the photographing is started when the radiation exposure is automatically detected, and may generate and transmit a power cutoff signal. Here, the control module 120 may sense radiation exposure through the radiation exposure sensing unit 130 and may transmit the power shutdown signal to the power supply module 210. Generally, the radiographic apparatus 300 using the radiation detector 100 senses the radiation exposure of the radiation detector 100 through the radiation exposure sensing unit 130 and starts radiography of the radiographic apparatus 300. The control signal generator 122 of the control module 120 may generate the power cutoff signal at the time of detecting radiation exposure (or when radiation exposure of the radiation detector is detected). That is, the radiation exposure sensing unit 130 senses radiation exposure of the radiation detector 100 and transmits a radiation exposure signal to the control module 120. In the control module 120, It is possible to judge the start of photographing of the radiation detector 300 and judge that the radiation detector 100 is in the photographing state. Here, the radiation exposure sensing unit 130 may be one using a radiation detection panel 140, and may use at least one of the pixels of the radiation detection panel 140 as a radiation sensing pixel to generate radiation such as X- The radiation detector 100 can sense radiation exposure.

When the radiation exposure sensing unit 130 is not used, the control module 120 determines that the photographing is started at the time of sensing an event (for example, an operation, a signal, or the like) And can generate and transmit the power cutoff signal. Here, the power cutoff signal may be transmitted to the power supply module 210. The control module 120 can detect that the radiation detector 100 is in the photographing state by sensing an event corresponding to the start of photographing (or a photographing start command), and when detecting an event to start photographing (or when the event is detected The power shutdown signal may be generated. Here, the event may be a manual operation such as pressing (or clicking) a shooting start button (or icon), and the control module 120 may receive an event signal from the event related to each event, It is possible to detect the start of photographing of the radiographic apparatus 300 and to generate and transmit the power cutoff signal.

The radiation detector 100 according to the present invention includes a radiation detection panel 140 for generating image information according to intensity or amount of incident radiation; And a lead-out module 150 for outputting the image information from the radiation detection panel 140. [

The radiation detection panel 140 may be connected to the battery 10 and may generate image information according to the intensity or amount of incident radiation. For example, the radiation detection panel 140 may generate the image information through an electric signal that varies according to the intensity or amount of the radiation that is emitted from the radiation generator (not shown) and passes through the subject 30 . The radiation detection panel 140 includes a plurality of sensing pixels arranged in a two-dimensional matrix form to generate image information by being sensitive to radiation and image information generated in each sensing pixel to a data line or a gate line Gate and a thin film transistor (TFT) for determining whether to output the data through a line. In this case, the sensing pixels of the radiation detection panel 140 are not particularly limited to a direct conversion method using a photoelectric material in which an electric signal is generated when a radiation is sensed in a digital manner, or an indirect conversion method using a scintillator.

The lead-out module 150 may be connected to the radiation detection panel 140 and may output the image information at each sensing pixel of the radiation detection panel 140. The lead-out module 150 can read the image information generated (or obtained) through the data line (or gate line) of the thin film transistor TFT of the radiation detection panel 140, It is possible. The readout module 150 may include a gate 151 for driving a gate electrode of the thin film transistor and a readout integrated circuit (ROIC) 152 for reading the image information. The gate unit 151 can drive a gate electrode of the thin film transistor TFT of the radiation detection panel 140. [ That is, the gate unit 151 may select a gate signal line of the radiation detection panel 140 to generate a scan signal, and the gate unit 151 may select a scan line and apply a scan pulse The reading integrated circuit 152 applies a signal voltage to the cell through the signal wiring (or data line) of the data when the cell in which the charge is accumulated in the sensing pixel is turned on can do.

The readout integrated circuit 152 may be a semiconductor that selects / drives the image information generated by the radiation detection panel 140 and then reads and amplifies the image information. The readout integrated circuit 152 may include a weak analog signal from the radiation detection panel 140 And an A / D converter (ADC) may be included in addition to the amplification unit in order to improve the integration technique, so that the analog value may be converted into a digital value.

The control module 120 may generate and transmit a power re-supply signal after the output of the image information is completed. Here, the power re-supply signal may be transmitted to the power supply module 210, and the generation timing of the power re-supply signal may be properly determined after the output of the image information is completed, 140) until the amount of charge is read from all the cells of the radiation detection panel 140 (i.e., the image information acquiring section or the negotiation section) It is enough to be able to block the charge.

When the battery 10 is wirelessly charged by a magnetic induction method or the like, an electromagnetic field is generated during the wireless charging process, and the electromagnetic field affects the charge accumulation of each cell of the radiation detection panel 140, The charge amount is distorted. In the case of wirelessly charging the battery 10 even in the photographing state, the electromagnetic field generated in the wireless charging process affects the amount of charge accumulated in each cell of the radiation detection panel 140, and accordingly, If the radiation image is made based on the information, the image is distorted and the image quality of the radiation image is deteriorated. In particular, the electromagnetic field generated in the wireless charging process affects the process of accumulating the charge in each cell of the radiation detection panel 140 and reading the accumulated amount of the charge even in the photographing state. The wireless charging of the battery 10 can be blocked until the amount of charge is read to all the cells of the radiation detection panel 140 from the time when the charge accumulation starts to accumulate in each cell of the radiation detection panel 140 in the photographing state have.

However, in order to block the wireless charging of the battery 10 only until the amount of charge is read to all the cells of the radiation detection panel 140 from the start of accumulation of electric charge in each cell of the radiation detection panel 140, A new function should be added to the structures of the radiation detector 100 or a new structure should be added to the radiation detector 100 so that the radiation detector 120 can detect each timing. In addition, when the photographing state is repeated continuously (or in a short cycle), it is necessary to repeatedly intercept and restart the wireless charging. It is difficult to switch the wireless charging and resuming in real time, and repeated battery charging and discharging May be shortened.

The radiation detector 100 of the present invention may further include an image conversion unit 160 for converting the output image information into a video image. The image converting unit 160 may be connected to the lead-out module 150 and may convert the image information transmitted from the lead-out module 150 into a video image. At this time, the image conversion unit 160 may merge the digital values of the cells and convert the digital values into image images. Here, the image converting unit 160 may transmit the converted image image to the image processing unit 123 as it is, and may transmit the combined image obtained by combining the converted image image with the reference image image to the image processing unit 123, The module 120 transmits the video image (or the composite image) from the video converter 160 to the video processor 123 (or when the video image is transmitted) .

For example, the control module 120 may control the image processing unit 123 to transmit the image image from the image converting unit 160 to the image processing unit 123 or to the user interface 20 from the image processing unit 123, A power re-supply signal can be generated and transmitted at the time of transmission of the frame. Since the video image is necessarily transmitted to the video processing unit 123 in order to generate a radiological image, the video image is detected by a signal transmitted to the video processing unit 123, and the control module 120 generates the power re- can do. In addition, since the image processing unit 123 frames the image and transmits the image frame to the user interface 20, when the image frame is completely transmitted, the image processing unit 123 transmits the image frame The control module 120 can generate the power re-supply signal by transmitting a signal to the control signal generator 122.

The configurations of the control module 120 may be embedded. In this case, it is possible to easily detect the end of the image sensing by detecting that the image is transmitted or framed.

In addition, since the video image is finally framed and transmitted to the outside (i.e., the user interface) in the image processing unit 123, it is determined whether there is an image frame to be transmitted to the outside, ) Can be judged.

Accordingly, it is possible to easily generate the power supply re-supply signal by judging that the image pickup is completed even if a new function is added to the configurations of the radiation detector 100 or a new configuration is not added to the radiation detector 100.

Meanwhile, the blocking time point and the end point of the wireless charging due to the photographing state of the radiation detector 100 are not limited to the above, but may be variously determined. In addition, when charges are accumulated in each cell of the radiation detection panel 140 It may be possible to block the wireless charging of the battery 10 until the amount of charge is read to all the cells of the radiation detection panel 140 from the start.

When the power supply to the power receiving module 110 is started, the control module 120 may determine that the power supply module 110 is in a standby state. For example, when the power re-supply signal is transmitted to the power supply module 210 and power is re-supplied to the power receiving module 110, the radiation detector 100 can be switched from the shooting state to the standby state. The standby state may be a state that can be switched to the photographing state immediately (or in a comparatively short time) at any time, and may consume less power than the photographing state. Here, when the power consumption is reduced more than the photographing state, the power supplied to at least a part of the configuration of the radiation detector 100 is cut off to reduce the number of power supply objects supplied with power from the battery 10, have. For example, the power supplied to the lead-out module 150 can be cut off, and the lead-out module 150 can be driven within a short time when the power is supplied again, Since the charge is not substantially driven until the charge accumulates, there is no influence on the charge amount output or the image acquisition, so that the power can be shut off. In the standby state, the wireless charging of the battery 10 can be performed, and wireless charging can be performed under general conditions (for example, a normal charging amount, a normal charging speed, and the like).

In addition, the control module 120 can determine that the standby state is in the idle state when the standby state is maintained for the set time or longer, and increase the charged amount per unit time of the battery 10 from the standby state in the idle state . For example, if the standby state continues for a set time or longer after power is supplied to the power receiving module 110 and the standby state is switched to the standby state, the radiation detector 100 may be switched from the standby state to the idle state have. The idle state may be a state in which it takes a longer time to switch to the photographing state than the standby state, and may have a higher charge per unit time than the standby state.

The control module 120 may generate and transmit a charge amount increase signal for increasing the charge amount per unit time of the battery 10. [

For example, in the idle state, the amount of power received by the power receiving module 110 may be increased compared to the standby state, or the number of power supply objects supplied from the battery 10 may be reduced from the standby state. The charging amount per unit time of the battery 10 can be increased more than the standby state by performing high power charging (or fast charging) by increasing the amount of power received by the power receiving module 110 from the standby state, May generate a power increase signal that increases the amount of power received by the power receiving module 110 and may transmit the generated power increase signal to the power supply module 210. [

In addition, the consumption power of the radiation detector 100 may be reduced from the standby state to relatively increase the charging amount per unit time of the battery 10 from the standby state, The number can be reduced more than the standby state. At this time, a power cutoff signal for selectively cutting off the power supplied to the configurations of the radiation detector 100 may be transmitted to the configuration of the radiation detector 100 desiring to cut off the power or to the configuration for cutting off the power of the configuration. The number of power supply objects to be supplied with power from the battery 10 can be reduced compared to the standby state by cutting off the power supplied to more configurations than the standby state among the configurations of the radiation detector 100, (Or the amount of discharge of the battery) can be reduced compared to the standby state. For example, only the control module 120 (or only the control module and the radiation detection panel) can supply power. Meanwhile, an increase in the amount of power received by the power receiving module 110 and a decrease in the number of power supplies to which power is supplied from the battery 10 may be performed together.

Here, the radiation detector 100 can be switched to the dormant state only when the standby state is maintained for the set time or longer. Because the radiation detector 100 is in the dormant state immediately after the photographing state, The radiation detector 100 can not be switched to the photographing state immediately or the wireless charging of the battery 10 can not be blocked immediately and the preparation time for taking a picture of the radiographic apparatus 300 becomes longer to be.

When the radiation detector 100 is detachable to the radiographic apparatus 300, the radiation detector 100 may be mounted and separated to determine the standby state and the rest state. It can be determined that the apparatus is mounted in the apparatus 300 in the standby state and the case where the radiation detector 100 is separated in the radiography apparatus 300 can be determined to be in the dormant state.

The radiation detector 100 of the present invention may further include a power management unit (not shown) connected to the battery 10 to control power supply of the battery 10. A power management unit (not shown) may be located inside or outside the control module 120 and may control the operation of the radiation detector 100 according to various states of the radiation detector 100 The power supplied to each configuration can be switched. Here, the power management unit (not shown) may be connected to the control module 120, and may be driven by a control signal transmitted from the control module 120. The power management unit (not shown) may switch the power supplied to each configuration of the radiation detector 100 to adjust the number of power supply objects supplied with power from the battery 10, Can be controlled.

In addition, the control module 120 may be supplied with power not only in the photographing state but also in the standby state and the idle state. In order to use the radiation detector 100 again after the radiation detector 100 is completely turned off, the initialization process must be performed through a reboot process. Therefore, the control module 120 is always supplied with power The rebooting or initialization of the radiation detector 100 can be eliminated. In addition, since the control module 120 takes a few minutes to reboot in order to stabilize and initialize the power when the power is turned off, it is possible to photograph the radiographic apparatus 300 as soon as (or within a few minutes) The control module 120 is always supplied with power so that the control module 120 can be kept on. Particularly, the central processing unit 121 confirms the state of the radiation detector 100 so that the radiation detector 300 can take an image of the radiation detector 300. Therefore, when the radiation detector 100 is moved to the radiation imaging apparatus 300, The central processing unit 121 can be kept in the on state at all times so that the radiographic apparatus 300 can be immediately photographed.

In addition, the radiation detector 100 may be configured such that a subject image (or an original image) that is converted based on image information generated by radiation passing through the subject 30 and incident on the radiation detection panel 140, (Or an offset image image) scanned by the radiation detection panel 140 while the image capturing apparatus 100 is being scanned without generating the reference image, . Here, the reference video image is a background (or base) video image to be shot without a subject, and may be a dark image. For example, in the method of acquiring the reference image, there may be two types of methods, which are acquired earlier than the object image or acquired later than the object image, and the reference image acquired earlier than the object image In case of using the reference image, the reference image is obtained and used or optimized every time (or according to a condition). In the case of using the reference image acquired later than the subject image, The reference image may be acquired and used continuously in succession to the subject image image in one shot, or the reference image may be acquired and used separately from the photography in which the subject image is acquired.

In general, when the reference image acquired later than the subject image is used, the reference image must be obtained each time. Therefore, the reference image can be continuously acquired and used in succession to the subject image And reads the image information generated by the incident radiation passing through the subject 30 from the radiation detection panel 140 and then scans the radiation detection panel 140 after a predetermined time elapses to acquire the reference image . At this time, the image information generated by the incident radiation passing through the subject 30 is read from the radiation detection panel 140, and then the radiation detection panel 140 is scanned after a predetermined time to obtain the reference image The image information generated by the radiation passing through the subject 30 is read from the radiation detection panel 140 and the radiation detection panel 140 is reset. And acquire the reference image image by scanning. In this case, the control module 120 controls the operation of the radiographic apparatus 300 when the composite image obtained by synthesizing the reference image image or the object image and the reference image is transmitted from the image conversion unit 160 to the image processing unit 123 It is possible to judge the end of shooting.

In the case where the reference image is acquired and used before the subject image every time, the reference image is acquired and used immediately before acquiring the subject image in one shot, or separately from the shooting in which the subject image is acquired The reference image may be obtained prior to the subject image, and the reference image may be acquired and used immediately before acquiring the subject image in one shot. In this case, the control module 120 transmits the composite image obtained by synthesizing the subject image or the reference image and the subject image after the reference image to the image processor 123 from the image converter 160, It is possible to determine that the photographing of the photographing apparatus 300 has been completed.

In the case of using the previously stored reference image, when acquiring the reference image, the radiation detection panel 140 is reset, and after a predetermined time elapses, the radiation detection panel 140 is scanned to acquire the reference image . Since the electromagnetic field generated during the wireless charging process during the acquisition of the reference video image may affect the wireless charging of the battery 10 during the acquisition of the reference video image, The end point can be variously determined and the wireless charging of the battery 10 can be blocked until the radiation detection panel 140 is scanned after a predetermined time after the radiation detection panel 140 is reset. For example, the end point of the wireless charging interruption may be when the reference image is transmitted from the image conversion unit 160 to the image processing unit 123, and the reference image may be stored in the image processing unit 123, The point of time of the wireless charge interception may be varied when the radiation detection panel 140 is reset, when the radiation detector 100 is switched from the idle state to the standby state, and the like.

Also, power can be supplied to the radiation detection panel 140 at all times to maintain the on state. During the initialization process, the noise can be removed by correcting each of the detection pixels of the radiation detection panel 140 with offset values using a dark image obtained by scanning without inputting radiation. In the case of rebooting, the reverse voltage applied to each of the sensing pixels changes and the offset values are changed. Accordingly, noise is increased in a state in which the noise is removed through the previous initialization process, Can be lowered. Accordingly, when the radiation detector 100 is turned off to prevent degradation of the image quality or to improve the user's convenience of the radiation detector 100, the radiation detection panel 140 at any time.

The radiation detector 100 according to the present invention is connected to the control module 120 and measures at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100 The control module 120 may control the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100, A temperature of the battery 10, and an internal temperature of the radiation detector 100, which are equal to or higher than the first set temperature, The power supply resumption signal can be generated and transmitted.

The temperature measuring member 11 may be connected to the control module 120 and may measure at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100, (120).

Wireless charging such as a magnetic induction method may cause a local temperature rise due to the nature of wireless charging when continuously charging. The local temperature rise of the radiation detector 100 may cause a change in dark current in the radiation detection panel 140 of the radiation detector 100 in the photographing state and an increase in the dark current may occur in the image information Electrical signals) can be deepened to cause irregularity of the radiographic image.

The control module 120 generates a power supply interruption signal when at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100 is equal to or higher than the first set temperature The temperature of the battery 10, the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the temperature of the radiation detector 100, which can be transmitted to the power supply module 210 and which are higher than or equal to the first set temperature It is possible to generate a power supply resumption signal and transmit the signal to the power supply module 210. The power supply module 210 may be configured to generate the power supply resume signal. Here, the first set temperature and the second set temperature may be set within a temperature range in which no dark current is generated, and the first set temperature may be higher than the second set temperature. For example, the first set temperature may be about 40 ° C, and the second set temperature may be about 30 ° C.

When at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100 is equal to or higher than the first set temperature, the temperature of the power receiving module 110 The wireless charging of the battery 10 is stopped so that the temperature of the battery 10 or the temperature of the battery 10 and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100 do not become higher so that the temperature of the power receiving module 110, Temperature, and internal temperature of the radiation detector 100 can be lowered. At this time, if at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100, which has risen above the first set temperature, The wireless charging of the battery 10 is not resumed, and at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100, which is higher than the first set temperature, The wireless charging of the battery 10 is resumed after at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100 is lowered to the second set temperature or lower .

If the battery 10 is recharged immediately after at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100 is lower than the first set temperature , At least one of the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100 is raised by wireless charging of the battery 10, And the wireless charging of the battery 10 is stopped again. In this case, since the wireless charging of the battery 10 is repeatedly stopped and resumed in the vicinity of the first set temperature, repetition of charging and discharging frequently occurs, and the service life of the battery can be shortened.

Accordingly, when at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100 is equal to or higher than the first set temperature, And stops the wireless charging of the battery 10 by stopping the power supply from the power supply module 210 to the power receiving module 110 by transmitting the generated power to the power supply module 210, When the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100 is lower than the second set temperature, the control module 120 controls the power supply The power supply module 210 can resume power supply to the power reception module 110 to resume wireless charging of the battery 10 by generating a resume signal to the power supply module 210. [

Therefore, the radiation detector 100 of the present invention measures at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module 110, the temperature of the battery 10, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector 100 through the temperature measuring member 11 By controlling the wireless charging of the battery 10, the dark current due to the temperature rise of the radiation detector 100 is increased to suppress or prevent the noise from becoming worse, and it is possible to prevent the occurrence of unevenness of the radiation image due to the local temperature rise You may.

2 is a view showing a radiographic system according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2, a radiation imaging system according to another embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail, but duplicated elements that are the same as those described above in connection with the radiation detector according to an embodiment of the present invention will be omitted.

A radiographic system according to another embodiment of the present invention includes a power supply module 210 for transmitting power wirelessly; A radiation detector (100) including a power receiving module (110) for receiving power from the power supply module (210), and a battery (10) capable of being charged with power received from the power receiving module (110); And a control module (120) disposed inside or outside the radiation detector (100) for generating a control signal for controlling power supply of the power supply module (210) and transmitting the control signal to the power supply module (210) And the control module 120 may interrupt the power supply of the power supply module 210 when it is determined that the control module 120 is in the photographing state.

The power supply module 210 can be connected to an external power source, transmit power wirelessly, and power the power receiving module 110 wirelessly.

The radiation detector 100 may include a power receiving module 110 that can electrically detect radiation such as an X-ray transmitted through a subject 30 without film and acquire image information, receive power from the power supply module 210, And a battery 10 that can be charged with power received from the power receiving module 110. The power receiving module 110 can receive power wirelessly from the power supply module 210 and can transmit the power for wireless charging to the battery 10. [ Meanwhile, the power receiving module 110 may communicate with the power supplying module 210.

The battery 10 may be charged wirelessly through the power supply module 210 and the power receiving module 110 and may be electrically connected to the power receiving module 110 to charge the battery 10, It is possible to supply power to at least a part of the configuration of the radiation detector 100.

The control module 120 may be located inside or outside the radiation detector 100 and may generate and transmit a control signal to the power supply module 210 that controls the power supply of the power supply module 210, When the receiving module 110 and the power supply module 210 communicate with each other, the receiving module 110 may be connected to the power receiving module 110 to transmit the control signal to the power supplying module 210 through the power receiving module 110. The control module 120 may include a central processing unit 121, a control signal generating unit 122, and an image processing unit 123.

If it is determined that the control module 120 is in the photographing state, the control module 120 may cut off the power supply of the power supply module 210. That is, the control module 120 may generate a power cutoff signal and transmit it to the power supply module 210 when the photographing is started. Here, the central processing unit 121 can determine that the radiation detector 100 is in the photographing state, and the control signal generating unit 122 can generate the power cutoff signal. At this time, if the power shutdown signal is transmitted from the control module 120 to the power supply module 210, the power supply module 210 can cut off the power supply to the power reception module 110, And it is possible to prevent the occurrence of an electromagnetic field due to wireless charging in the photographing state.

The radiation imaging system according to the present invention may further include a radiation exposure sensing unit 130 disposed inside or outside the radiation detector 100 to sense radiation exposure, The controller 130 may generate the power cutoff signal upon detection of radiation exposure. Generally, the radiographic apparatus 300 using the radiation detector 100 senses the radiation exposure of the radiation detector 100 through the radiation exposure sensing unit 130 and starts radiography of the radiographic apparatus 300. The control signal generator 122 of the control module 120 may generate the power cutoff signal when the radiation exposure is detected. That is, the radiation exposure sensing unit 130 senses radiation exposure of the radiation detector 100 and transmits a radiation exposure signal to the control module 120. In the control module 120, It is possible to judge the start of photographing of the radiation detector 300 and judge that the radiation detector 100 is in the photographing state.

The radiation detector 100 includes a radiation detection panel 140 for generating image information according to intensity or amount of incident radiation. And a lead-out module 150 for outputting the image information from the radiation detection panel 140. The control module 120 may generate and transmit a power re-supply signal after the output of the image information is completed have.

The radiation detection panel 140 may be connected to the battery 10 and may generate image information according to the intensity or amount of incident radiation. For example, the radiation detection panel 140 may generate the image information through an electric signal that varies according to the intensity or amount of the radiation that is emitted from the radiation generator (not shown) and passes through the subject 30 . The radiation detection panel 140 is arranged in a two-dimensional matrix form to determine whether to output a plurality of sensing pixels for generating image information by sensing radiation and image information generated in each sensing pixel through a data line or a gate line And may include a thin film transistor (TFT).

The lead-out module 150 may be connected to the radiation detection panel 140 and may output the image information at each sensing pixel of the radiation detection panel 140. The lead-out module 150 can read the image information generated through the data line of the thin film transistor (TFT) of the radiation detection panel 140, and can decode the image information.

The control module 120 may generate and transmit a power re-supply signal after the output of the image information is completed. Here, the power re-supply signal may be transmitted to the power supply module 210, and the generation timing of the power re-supply signal may be properly determined after the output of the image information is completed, The wireless charging of the battery 10 can be blocked until the charge amount is read from all the cells of the radiation detection panel 140 (i.e., the image information acquisition period) There is enough.

The radiographic system of the present invention may further include a plurality of radiographic apparatuses 300 from which the radiation detector 100 is detached. The plurality of radiographic apparatuses 300 can be detached from the radiation detector 100 and can be a bucky of a stand and a bed. A plurality of radiation detectors 100 may be used for each of the plurality of radiation imaging apparatuses 300. However, when the radiation detectors 100 are used for a plurality of radiation imaging apparatuses 300, It is possible to grasp the mounting position of the radiation detector 100 and to prevent the error of the radiation imaging apparatus 300 in which the radiation detector 100 is not mounted.

For example, when the ID is given to the radiation detector 100, the user interface 20 networked to the plurality of radiation imaging apparatuses 300 may be provided with the power supply module 210 located in each radiography apparatus 300 A position where the radiation detector 100 is mounted can be grasped by confirming a position where communication with the power receiving module 110 of the radiation detector 100 is possible. As an additional function, it is possible to optimize the positions of the power supply module 210 of the plurality of radiographic apparatuses 300 and the charging module of the power reception module 110.

Meanwhile, in the radiography system of the present invention, a plurality of radiation detectors 100 may be charged by one power supply module 210, and by configuring a plurality of the power supply modules 210 in the radiography system of the present invention, It is also possible to wirelessly charge the detector 100 without limiting the mounting direction thereof. The wireless power management system including the charging module and the control module 120 used in the radiographic system of the present invention can also be applied to a mobile radiography system.

3 is a flowchart illustrating a power management method of a radiation detector according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 3, a power management method of a radiation detector according to another embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail. The radiation detector and the radiation imaging system according to embodiments of the present invention, The items are omitted.

A method of managing power of a radiation detector according to yet another embodiment of the present invention includes the steps of: wirelessly charging a power receiving module of a radiation detector to wirelessly charge a battery (S100); And determining whether the radiation detector is in a photographing state (S200). If it is determined that the radiation detector is in the photographing state, power supply to the power receiving module may be interrupted.

The above processes (i.e., S100 and S200) may be performed in any order.

The power is supplied wirelessly to the power receiving module of the radiation detector to wirelessly charge the battery (S100). Generally, this can be done when the radiation detector is provided in a radiographic apparatus.

It is determined whether the radiation detector is in a photographing state (S200). The state of the radiation detector can be determined, and the state of the radiation detector can be largely divided into a photographing state in which image information (or a video image) is obtained and a non-photographing state in which it is not. At this time, the wireless charging can be interrupted in the photographing state, and the wireless charging can be performed in the non-photographing state. For this purpose, it is possible to determine whether the radiation detector is in a photographing state. On the other hand, the photographing state and the non-photographing state can be separately subdivided.

In step S200, it is determined whether the radiation detector is in the photographing state. In this case, power supply to the power receiving module may be interrupted. At this time, it may further include a step of cutting off power supply to the power receiving module.

Conventionally, when a battery that can be charged wirelessly is used, there is a problem in that wireless charging is performed even when the radiation detector is being photographed, and the electromagnetic field generated in the wireless charging process acts as noise, thereby deteriorating the image quality of the radiation image. However, in the power management method of the radiation detector according to the present invention, the state of the radiation detector is determined in the step S200 of determining whether the camera is in the photographing state, and when it is determined that the radiation detector is in the photographing state, It is possible to prevent the wireless charging from being interrupted, thereby preventing the noise caused by the electromagnetic field generated in the wireless charging process in the photographing state, thereby suppressing the deterioration of the image quality. Meanwhile, by generating and transmitting a control signal for controlling power supply to the power receiving module, the wireless charging of the battery can be controlled.

(S210) of detecting radiation exposure of the radiation detector (S210) in the step of determining whether or not the photographing state is in operation (S200). In detecting the radiation exposure in the step of sensing radiation exposure The control module of the radiation detector may determine that the photographing is started and generate a power cutoff signal. The method may further include generating a control signal for controlling power supply to the power receiving module, and generating the control signal may include generating a power cutoff signal for cutting off power to the power receiving module . ≪ / RTI >

The radiation exposure of the radiation detector may be sensed (S210). Generally, the radiation detector using the radiation detector senses the radiation exposure of the radiation detector and starts to photograph the radiation imaging apparatus. In this case, the power cutoff signal can be generated when the radiation exposure is detected. That is, it is possible to determine whether the radiation imaging apparatus starts to take an image by sensing radiation exposure of the radiation detector, and determine that the radiation detector is in an imaging state.

(S200) of determining whether the photographing state is present (S200) may include detecting an event to start photographing (S220). In detecting the event that the photographing is started in S220 The control module of the radiation detector determines that the photographing is started and generates a power cutoff signal.

An event to start shooting may be sensed (S220). It is possible to determine that the radiation detector is in the photographing state by sensing an event corresponding to the start of photographing, and when the event to start photographing is sensed, the control module of the radiation detector determines that the photographing is started and generates the power cut- . Here, the event may be triggered by pressing a photographing start button, turning on a switch of a radiation generator (not shown), detecting a subject on the radiation detector, resetting the radiation detection panel, For example, by inserting and inserting a radiation detector, sensing the mouse movement of the user interface, etc., and the control module senses the event, such as receiving an event signal in configurations related to each event, It is possible to generate the power cutoff signal and transmit the power cutoff signal.

The power management method of a radiation detector according to the present invention may further include a step (S300) of outputting image information from the radiation detection panel generated according to the intensity or amount of radiation incident on the radiation detection panel of the radiation detector And the control module of the radiation detector may generate a power re-supply signal after the output of the image information is completed.

The image information generated through the electric signal varying according to the intensity or amount of the radiation incident on the radiation detection panel of the radiation detector may be output from the radiation detection panel at step S300. At this time, the image information can be outputted from the radiation detection panel using a lead-out module. In the case of wirelessly charging the battery in the photographing state, the electromagnetic field generated in the wireless charging process affects the amount of charge accumulated in each cell of the radiation detection panel, and accordingly, based on the image information read by the amount of charge, If the image is made, the image is distorted and the image quality of the radiation image is deteriorated. In particular, the electromagnetic field generated in the wireless charging process influences the accumulation of electric charge in each cell of the radiation detection panel and the reading of the accumulated electric charge amount even in the photographing state.

After the output of the image information is completed by the lead-out module, the control module of the radiation detector may generate a power re-supply signal. Here, the generation timing of the power supply signal may be appropriately determined after the output of the image information is completed, and when the charge accumulation is started in each of the cells of the radiation detection panel in the photographing state, It is sufficient if the wireless charging of the battery can be blocked until the charge amount is read out from the cell (i.e., the image information acquiring section).

The power management method of a radiation detector according to the present invention may further include the step of measuring at least one of a temperature of the power receiving module, a temperature of the battery, and an internal temperature of the radiation detector (S400) The control module of the radiation detector generates a power supply interruption signal when at least one of the temperature of the receiving module, the temperature of the battery, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector is equal to or higher than the first set temperature, When the temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector become lower than a second set temperature, the control module may generate a power supply resume signal.

The temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector may be measured (S400). Wireless charging such as a magnetic induction method may cause a local temperature rise due to the nature of wireless charging when continuously charging. The local temperature rise of the radiation detector can cause a change in the dark current in the radiation detection panel of the radiation detector in the photographing state, and the increase in the dark current can deepen the noise of the image information, .

If the temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector are equal to or higher than the first set temperature, the control module can generate a power supply interruption signal, When the temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, or the internal temperature of the radiation detector is lower than a second set temperature, It is possible to generate a resume signal. Here, when at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector is equal to or higher than the first set temperature, the temperature of the power receiving module, The wireless charging of the battery may be stopped so that at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector may be lowered so that at least one of the internal temperature of the radiation detector may not be higher. .

At this time, if at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector is lower than the first set temperature, if the wireless charging of the battery is resumed immediately, At least one of the temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector rises, so that the first set temperature is reached and the wireless charging of the battery is stopped again . In this case, since the wireless charging of the battery is repeatedly stopped and restarted in the vicinity of the first set temperature, repetition of charging and discharging frequently occurs, and the service life of the battery can be shortened.

4 is a conceptual diagram for explaining a state change of a radiation detector according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4, in the step S100 of wirelessly charging the battery, when the power supply to the power receiving module is started and the wireless charging continues for a predetermined time or longer, a process of increasing the charging amount per unit time of the battery ). When the power supply to the power receiving module is started and the wireless charging continues for a predetermined time or longer, the charging amount per unit time of the battery may be increased (S110). Wherein the control unit switches the radiation detector from the photographing state to the standby state when the power supply to the power receiving module is started, and when the standby state continues for more than the set time, It is possible to increase the charging amount per unit time of the battery by switching to the dormant state. The amount of charge per unit time of the battery may be increased by increasing the amount of power supplied to the power receiving module or the amount of charge per unit time of the battery may be relatively increased by reducing the power consumption of the radiation detector.

In the step of increasing the amount of charge per unit time (S110), the amount of power received by the power receiving module may be increased or the power consumed by the radiation detector may be decreased. The charging amount per unit time of the battery can be increased by increasing the amount of power received by the power receiving module and performing high power charging (or fast charging), and by reducing the number of power supply objects supplied with power from the battery, By reducing the power consumption of the detector, the amount of charge per unit time of the battery can be relatively increased.

When the amount of charge per unit time of the battery is increased, the number of power supply objects to which power is supplied from the battery can be reduced. When the amount of charge per unit time of the battery is increased, power supplied to at least one of the configurations of the radiation detector may be cut off, thereby reducing the power consumption of the radiation detector and increasing the charge amount per unit time . In order to use the radiation detector again after the radiation detector is completely turned off, it must be initialized through a reboot process. Therefore, a part of the configuration of the radiation detector is always supplied with power, It is possible to exclude the reboot or initialization of the detector.

As described above, according to the present invention, when the state of the radiation detector is judged through the control module and it is determined that the radiation detector is in the photographing state, the wireless charging of the battery is blocked so as to prevent the noise due to the electromagnetic field generated during the wireless charging process Deterioration of image quality can be suppressed. In addition, since the start of photographing can be determined by detecting an event of entering the radiation exposure or photographing state, and the end of photographing can be determined when the image information generated in the radiation detection panel is converted into a video image, The wireless charging can be easily controlled through the control module. Further, by differentiating the amount of power received by the power receiving module or the power consumed by the radiation detector depending on each state, the power supply can be managed effectively, and battery deterioration can be suppressed. On the other hand, by measuring the temperature of the power receiving module or the battery through the temperature measuring member to control the wireless charging of the battery, it is possible to suppress or prevent the increase of the dark current due to the rise of the temperature of the radiation detector, It is possible to prevent the occurrence of unevenness of the radiographic image due to the rise.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is clearly understood that the same is by way of illustration and example only and is not to be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that various modifications and equivalent embodiments may be possible. Accordingly, the technical scope of the present invention should be defined by the following claims.

10: Battery 11: Temperature measurement member
20: User interface 30: Subject
100: radiation detector 110: power receiving module
120: control module 121: central processing unit
122: control signal generating unit 123:
130: Radiation Exposure Detection Unit 140: Radiation Detection Panel
150: lead-out module 151: gate part
152: readout integrated circuit (ROIC) 160:
210: power supply module 300: radiographic apparatus
310: Detector insertion port

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A battery that can be charged wirelessly;
A power receiving module electrically connected to the battery and receiving power wirelessly from an external power supply module; And
And a control module for generating a control signal for controlling power supply of the power supply module and transmitting the control signal to the power supply module,
Wherein the control module causes the power supply module to cut off the power supply when it is determined that the power supply module is in the photographing state. The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the control module determines that the photographing is started at the time of automatically sensing exposure of radiation, and generates and transmits a power cutoff signal. The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the control module determines that the photographing is started at the time of sensing an event to start photographing, and generates and transmits a power cutoff signal. The method according to claim 1,
A radiation detection panel for generating image information according to intensity or amount of incident radiation; And
And a lead-out module for outputting the image information from the radiation detection panel,
Wherein the control module generates and transmits a power re-supply signal after the output of the image information is completed. The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the control module determines that the power supply module is in a standby state when power supply is started. The method of claim 5,
The control module determines that the idle state is in the idle state when the idle state has continued for more than the set time,
Wherein the charging amount per unit time of the battery is increased from the standby state in the idle state. The method of claim 6,
In the idle state, the amount of power received by the power receiving module is increased from the standby state, or the number of power supply objects supplied with power from the battery is reduced from the standby state. The method according to claim 1,
And a temperature measuring member connected to the control module and measuring at least one of a temperature of the power receiving module, a temperature of the battery, and an internal temperature of the radiation detector,
The control module generates and transmits a power supply interruption signal when at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector is equal to or higher than a first set temperature, And generates and transmits a power supply resume signal when at least one of a temperature of the power receiving module, a temperature of the battery, and an internal temperature of the radiation detector falls below a second set temperature. A power supply module for wirelessly transmitting power;
A radiation detector including a power receiving module for receiving power from the power supply module, and a battery capable of being charged with power received from the power receiving module; And
And a control module, disposed inside or outside the radiation detector, for generating a control signal for controlling power supply of the power supply module and transmitting the control signal to the power supply module,
Wherein the control module interrupts the power supply of the power supply module when it is determined that the power supply module is in the photographing state. Wirelessly supplying power to a power receiving module of a radiation detector to wirelessly charge the battery; And
And determining whether the radiation detector is in a photographing state,
When it is determined that the radiation detector is in the photographing state,
And disconnecting power supply to the power receiving module. The method of claim 10,
Wherein the step of determining whether or not the photographing state is in the sensing state includes sensing radiation exposure of the radiation detector,
Wherein the control module of the radiation detector determines that the photographing is started when the radiation exposure is detected and generates a power cutoff signal. The method of claim 10,
Wherein the step of determining whether the camera is in the photographing state includes the step of detecting an event to start photographing,
Wherein the control module of the radiation detector determines that the photographing is started when an event to start photographing is detected and generates a power cutoff signal. The method of claim 10,
And outputting image information generated according to the intensity or amount of the radiation incident on the radiation detection panel of the radiation detector from the radiation detection panel,
Wherein the control module of the radiation detector generates a power re-supply signal after the output of the image information is completed. The method of claim 10,
The method of wirelessly charging the battery includes:
And increasing the charge per unit time of the battery when the power supply to the power receiving module starts and the wireless charging continues for a predetermined time or more. 15. The method of claim 14,
And increasing the amount of power received by the power receiving module or reducing the power consumed by the radiation detector in the course of increasing the amount of charge per unit time. The method of claim 10,
Measuring at least one of a temperature of the power receiving module, a temperature of the battery, and an internal temperature of the radiation detector;
The control module of the radiation detector generates a power supply interruption signal when at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector is equal to or higher than a first set temperature,
When at least one of the temperature of the power receiving module, the temperature of the battery, and the internal temperature of the radiation detector is lower than a second set temperature, the control module generates a power supply resume signal Method of power management of radiation detector.

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