IP Library Granted Patent US 9,171,987
Granted Patent B2
US 9,171,987 · App. 13/813,335 · Granted Oct 27, 2015

Radioactive ray detector and radioactive ray detecting apparatus

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Patent No.
US 9,171,987
App. No.
13/813,335
Granted
Oct 27, 2015
Kind
B2
Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a radioactive ray detector for enabling to reduce the parasitic capacity lower than that of the conventional art, which is generated between the semiconductor elements of the radioactive ray detectors neighboring with, and a radioactive ray detecting apparatus applying that therein. The radioactive ray detector, comprises a substrate, a first semiconductor element and a second semiconductor element, which are provided to face to each other with positioning the substrate therebetween, a first electrode pattern, which is electrically connected with the first semiconductor element on a surface facing to an opposite side of the substrate, and a second electrode pattern, which is electrically connected with the second semiconductor element on a surface facing to an opposite side of the substrate, wherein the first electrode pattern and the second electrode pattern are arranged not to overlap with each other, when seeing through the substrate in a direction of thickness thereof.

Claims (45)

1. A radioactive ray detector, comprising:

a substrate;

a first semiconductor element and a second semiconductor element, which are provided to face to each other with positioning said substrate therebetween;

a first electrode pattern, which is electrically connected with said first semiconductor element on a surface facing to an opposite side of said substrate; and

a second electrode pattern, which is electrically connected with said second semiconductor element on a surface facing to an opposite side of said substrate,

wherein

said first electrode pattern and said second electrode pattern are arranged not to overlap with each other, when seeing through said substrate in a direction of thickness thereof.

2. The radioactive ray detector, as described in the claim 1 , wherein

said first electrode pattern is formed on a first wiring member,

said first wiring member is fixed on said first semiconductor element through a conductive adhesive, which is put between said first electrode pattern and said first semiconductor element,

said second electrode pattern is formed on a second wiring member, and

said second wiring member is fixed on said second semiconductor element through a conductive adhesive, which is put between said second electrode pattern and said second semiconductor element.

3. The radioactive ray detector, as described in the claim 2 , wherein

said first electrode pattern is connected with one of corner regions of said first semiconductor element in a front surface view thereof, and

said second electrode pattern is connected with said second semiconductor element in a corner region diagonally locating to said one corner region, with which said first electrode pattern is connected, when seeing through said substrate in a direction of thickness thereof.

4. The radioactive ray detector, as described in the claim 3 , wherein

a first dummy pattern is further formed on said first wiring member, not to overlap with said first electrode pattern,

said first wiring member is fixed on said first semiconductor element through a conductive adhesive put between said first dummy pattern and said first semiconductor element,

a second dummy pattern is further formed on said second wiring member, not to overlap with said second electrode pattern, and

said second wiring member is fixed on said second semiconductor element through a conductive adhesive put between said second dummy pattern and said second semiconductor element.

5. The radioactive ray detector, as described in the claim 4 , wherein

said first dummy pattern is bonded on said first semiconductor element in the corner region diagonally locating to said one corner region, with which said first electrode pattern is connected, and

said second dummy pattern is bonded on said second semiconductor element in the corner region diagonally locating to said corner region, with which said second electrode pattern is connected.

6. A radioactive ray detecting apparatus constructed by aligning plural numbers of radioactive ray detectors, wherein each of said radioactive ray detectors comprises:

a substrate;

a first semiconductor element and a second semiconductor element, which are provided to face to each other with positioning said substrate therebetween;

a first electrode pattern, which is electrically connected with said first semiconductor element on a surface facing to an opposite side of said substrate; and

a second electrode pattern, which is electrically connected with said second semiconductor element on a surface facing to an opposite side of said substrate, wherein

said first electrode pattern and said second electrode pattern are arranged not to overlap with each other, when seeing through said substrate in a direction of thickness thereof.

7. The radioactive ray detecting apparatus, as described in the claim 6 , wherein

said first electrode pattern is formed on a first wiring member,

said first wiring member is fixed on said first semiconductor element through a conductive adhesive, which is put between said first electrode pattern and said first semiconductor element,

said second electrode pattern is formed on a second wiring member, and

said second wiring member is fixed on said second semiconductor element through a conductive adhesive, which is put between said second electrode pattern and said second semiconductor element.

8. The radioactive ray detecting apparatus, as described in the claim 7 , wherein

said first electrode pattern is connected with one of corner regions of said first semiconductor element in a front surface view thereof, and

said second electrode pattern is connected with said second semiconductor element in a corner region diagonally locating to said one corner region, with which said first electrode pattern is connected, when seeing through said substrate in a direction of thickness thereof.

9. The radioactive ray detecting apparatus, as described in the claim 8 , wherein

a first dummy pattern is further formed on said first wiring member, not to overlap with said first electrode pattern,

said first wiring member is fixed on said first semiconductor element through a conductive adhesive put between said first dummy pattern and said first semiconductor element,

a second dummy pattern is further formed on said second wiring member, not to overlap with said second electrode pattern, and

said second wiring member is fixed on said second semiconductor element through a conductive adhesive put between said second dummy pattern and said second semiconductor element.

10. The radioactive ray detecting apparatus, as described in the claim 9 , wherein

said first dummy pattern is bonded on said first semiconductor element in the corner region diagonally locating to said one corner region, with which said first electrode pattern is connected, and

said second dummy pattern is bonded on said second semiconductor element in the corner region diagonally locating to said corner region, with which said second electrode pattern is connected.

Assignments (3)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Mar 6, 2017
From: HITACHI ALOKA MEDICAL, LTD.
To: HITACHI, LTD.
Reel/Frame 041891/0325 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 15, 2014
From: HITACHI CONSUMER ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
To: HITACHI ALOKA MEDICAL, LTD.
Reel/Frame 033315/0057 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 6, 2013
From: TAKAHASHI, ISAO; SUNAGA, YOSHINORI; KAWAUCHI, HIDETAKA
To: HITACHI CONSUMER ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
Reel/Frame 030560/0028 →