X-Ray Imaging Components and Subsystems / Photodiodes for Radiation Detection
Detection Technology designs and manufactures and high performance, advanced, reliable and cost-efficient photodiodes, photodiode arrays, ASICs, detector cards and subsystems for X-Ray Imaging and alpha ray, beta ray, gamma ray and X-Ray detection and measurement.
With its expertise experience in developing, prototyping and manufacturing high-end detector units, Detection Technology is a suitable partner for customers with challenging technological demands, a keen interest in cost effective solutions, yet appreciating the personal Detection Technology approach.
X-Ray Imaging Components and Subsystems / Photodiodes for radiation detection - 15/11/2010
Enhanced Air Cargo Screening with X-Cards
Detection Technology expands its advanced dual energy X-Card family and provides now a complete detector solution also for air cargo, light vehicle and full body scanning. The cost-effective X-Card family offers optimized performance in terms of penetration, contrast and resolution.
Dual energy X-Card series includes now a complete range of detector cards for security applications; with pixel pitch ranging from 0.8 mm to 2.5 mm. Readout electronics with Ethernet and USB interfaces completes the detector systems, which provide excellent imaging performance. These products enable to build high resolution parcel inspection systems as well as air cargo and light vehicle screening systems with high steel penetration capability.
The main features of X-Card series are:
- Complete and reliable design with seamlessly integrated photodiode and readout electronics
- Compact package and simple cabling enabling fast assembly and service
- Excellent X-ray response uniformity and stability
- Available pixel pitch 0.8, 1.5, 1.6 and 2.5 mm
- Wide sensitivity range: up to 76pC charges with separate setting for low/high energy
- Possibility to optimize scintillator and filtering to match with X-ray sources up to 500kV level
- USB and Ethernet with TCP/IP protocol available by DT’s X-DAQ, with interfacing library to host computer