Rad-icon
Large-area digital X-ray detector with a fast, reliable PC interface
Overview
Great Performance, Ease of Use
◆Teledyne DALSA’s Rad-icon product family of large-area digital x-ray cameras offers users a high-speed, high-performance x-ray imaging detector with a fast, reliable PC interface (either GigE or CameraLink) for easy integration.
◆The Rad-icon product family leverages our advanced CMOS image sensing technology, which enables the delivery of low-dose x-ray images and yields higher image quality than aSi flat panels and image intensifier devices.
◆Rad-icon cameras are capable of frame rates up to 30 fps, and communicate via CameraLink data cable or a standard Cat 6e over lengths up to 100 m.
◆Rad-icon detectors are available with different Gd2O2S (Gadox) scintillator options to address a range of resolution and sensitivity requirements.
◆The camera interface allows easy access to features such as adjusting the frame rate, single and multiple frame acquisitions, and control of advanced timing modes.
◆Each Rad-icon ships with user-friendly software tools for stand-alone operation or easy integration with your application software.
Features
- ◆Large active area: up to 30 × 30 cm
- ◆5 or 10 lp/mm resolution (99 or 49.5 µm pixels)
- ◆Gigabit Ethernet or CameraLink interface
- ◆Energy range from 10 to 225 kV
- ◆Ready-to-run software and drivers
Model Active Area Resolution Interface Pixel Size Max Frame Rate
➡Rad-icon 1520 204 x 153 mm 1548 x 2064 GigE Vision 99 µm Standard: 16 fps
➡Rad-icon 3030 306 x 306 mm 3096 x 3100 Camera Link 99 µm Standard: 30 fps
➡Rad-icon 2022 204 x 221 mm 2064 x 2236 Camera Link 99 µm Standard: 30 fps
➡Rad-icon 2329 228 x 291 mm 4608 x 5890 GigE Vision 49.5 µm Standard: 2 fps
➡Rad-icon 1523 146 x 228 mm 2940 x 4608 GigE Vision 49.5 µm Standard: 15 fps
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