X-ray imaging camera operates up to 20 frames/s

Shad-o-Box HS is a high-sensitivity/high-speed, stand-alone x-ray camera with 12-bit digital interface for direct connection to a frame grabber. The camera is designed to operate in real-time radiography applications at up to 20 frames/s. The 512 × 512-pixel, 2-D CMOS photodiode array sensor with 96-µm pixel spacing provides a 2 in. active sensing area for applications ranging from 10 to 160 kV. All Shad-o-Box cameras are available with both standard and premium image-quality grades.
April 5, 2007

Shad-o-Box HS is a high-sensitivity/high-speed, stand-alone x-ray camera with 12-bit digital interface for direct connection to a frame grabber. The camera is designed to operate in real-time radiography applications at up to 20 frames/s. The 512 × 512-pixel, 2-D CMOS photodiode array sensor with 96-µm pixel spacing provides a 2 in. active sensing area for applications ranging from 10 to 160 kV. All Shad-o-Box cameras are available with both standard and premium image-quality grades.
Rad-icon Imaging
Santa Clara, CA, USA
www.rad-icon.com

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