1717SCV·SGV
43 x 43 cm
Korean No.1 Detector for animals from research to manufacturing
- Internalization of the entire process from development to production based on our own technology
- Provides animal-specific detector and software to occupy animal market share in advance.
- Can operate efficient work process with stable performance and optimized functions.
Supports accurate diagnosis with high-resolution image quality.
- With the size designed to meet the Cassette specification, digital upgrade is possible without replacing analog equipment.
- Can create high-resolution image quality (127 ㎛).
- Can maintain excellent image quality even at low dose.
- Acquire a large image with a large area size (43 x 43 cm).
Convenient detector
- Can diagnose the areas, which require shooting with one-shot without repositioning.
- Stable Auto Exposure Detection (AED) function that does not require a separate connection
- It is easy replace consumables by using a compatible LAN cable.
Application
Specification
| Sensor Type | a-Si TFT |
|---|---|
| Scintillator | CsI / GOS |
| Total Pixel Matrix (Pixels) | 127 : 3328 x 3328 |
| Active Area (mm) | 127 : 422.7 x 422.7 |
| Pixel Pitch (㎛) | 127 / 140 |
| Frame Rate (fps) | - |
| Energy Range (kVp) | 40 ~ 150 |
|---|---|
| Resolution (lp/mm) | 127 : 3.9 |
| A/D Conversion (bits) | 14 / 16 |
| Data Interface | GigE |
| Dimension (mm) | 460.0 x 460.0 x 15.6 |
| Weight (kg) | 4.0 |
- Product design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice to improve product performance.
- Downloads are only supported for customers who have filled out information.
- The image quality level may vary depending on the product usage environment.
- X-ray image acquisition and processing solution for animals
- Equips with the function to acquire the images of animal teeth.
- Improves the efficiency with upgraded user GUI.
- X-ray image acquisition and processing solution for animals
- An image viewer that can be interoperated with a detector
- Development of a professional tool considering the shooting environment for animals
