CsBr:Eu Phosphor Ceramics as a New Photostimulable Phosphor Material for Two Dimensional X-ray Imaging Sensor

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Abstract

CsBr phosphor ceramics doped with different luminescence center such as In203, EU203, EuC13, SmC13, TbC13 , GdC13 or NdC13 as a candidate of a new photosimulable phosphor for medical x-ray imaging sensor are prepared using a conventional ceramic fabrication process. It is found that x-ray-irradiated Eu-doped CsBr (CsBr:Eu) exhibits intense photostimulated luminescence (P SL). The peak wavelength of the PSL emission and stimulation spectra of CsBr:Eu phosphor ceramic sample is 450 nm and 690 nm, respectively. The dependence of PSL properties on preparing conditions of phosphor ceramic samples, such as Eu concentration, sintering temperature and sintering time, is studied and the optimum preparing condition is also studied. It is found that the PSL intensity of CsBr:Eu phosphor ceramics fabricated under optimum preparation condition is higher than that of commercially available imaging plate usingBafBr:Eu. © 2014 Atomic Energy Society of Japan.

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Kamijo, K., Kurata, N., Sarai, A., Kubota, N., Takei, Y., & Nanto, H. (2004). CsBr:Eu Phosphor Ceramics as a New Photostimulable Phosphor Material for Two Dimensional X-ray Imaging Sensor. Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology, 41, 365–368. https://doi.org/10.1080/00223131.2004.10875722

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