Kubtec - Digiview Series (Vet) Specs

• DIGIVIEW 50 (50 mm x 50 mm)
• DIGIVIEW 75 (50 mm x 100 mm)
• DIGIVIEW 100 (100 mm x 100 mm)
• DIGIVIEW 200 (200 mm x 200 mm)
• DIGIVIEW 400 (400 mm x 400 mm)

• Over one million pixels
• 10 lp/mm (48 m) resolution
• Up to 16-bit digital video output
• Energy range from 10 to 160 kV
• Small, convenient form factor
• Standard frame grabber interface
• Ready-to-run software and drivers

The DIGIVIEW x-ray camera is a stand-alone, high-resolution radiation imaging device complete with up to 12-bit digital interface. The large sensing area consists of a photodiode array sensor with 1024 by 1024 or more pixels with as small as 48 µm pixel spacing. An integral phosphor screen shields the sensor from ambient light and converts incident x-rays or energetic particles to visible light that is sensed by the silicon photodiodes. Two models for low x-ray energies (10-50 kV) and an extended energy range (10-160 kV) can be used in a wide range of applications including medical diagnostics, industrial inspection (NDT) and scientific imaging.

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Digital Detector Units With Optional DICOM Compliant Software
Available Models: • DIGIVIEW 50 (50 mm x 50 mm) • DIGIVIEW 75 (50 mm x 100 mm) • DIGIVIEW 100 (100 mm x 100 mm) • DIGIVIEW 200 (200 mm x 200 mm) • DIGIVIEW 400 (400 mm x 400 mm)
Key Features:
• Over one million pixels • 10 lp/mm (48 m) resolution • Up to 16-bit digital video output • Energy range from 10 to 160 kV • Small, convenient form factor • Standard frame grabber interface • Ready-to-run software and drivers
The DIGIVIEW x-ray camera is a stand-alone, high-resolution radiation imaging device complete with up to 12-bit digital interface. The large sensing area consists of a photodiode array sensor with 1024 by 1024 or more pixels with as small as 48 µm pixel spacing. An integral phosphor screen shields the sensor from ambient light and converts incident x-rays or energetic particles to visible light that is sensed by the silicon photodiodes. Two models for low x-ray energies (10-50 kV) and an extended energy range (10-160 kV) can be used in a wide range of applications including medical diagnostics, industrial inspection (NDT) and scientific imaging.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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