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Xineos-1515 CMOS X-Ray Detector

Teledyne DALSA, Machine Vision OEM ComponentsRequest Info
 
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Teledyne Dalsa Inc. has added the Xineos-1515 CMOS x-ray detector to its flat detector series for clinical fixed and mobile applications such as C-arms, fluoroscopy and 3-D orthopedic imaging systems.

The single-detector imaging technology for high-speed, low-dose medical diagnostics offers 99-µm pixel resolution and a switchable saturation dose, allowing technicians to choose between high sensitivity and extended dynamic range. The extended field of view allows surgical teams a more comprehensive overview of the operating scene. The detector provides real-time (30 fps) imaging without forced air or liquid coolers.

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Feb 2014
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