MAXIvision is Jacobsen's line of x-ray imaging detectors, including image intensifier systems, flat panel detectors and digital CMOS line scan detectors.
MAXIvision™ II - Image Intensifier Television System
9" Image Intensifier with Lens and Camera
The image intensifier television system MAXIvision™ II is used as converter of X-rays into a standard video image.
The conversion of the optical image at the output screen of the image intensifier into a video image is accomplished by a CCD camera. CCD camera can be mounted straight or as 90° angle on the exit window of image intensifier tube. The radioscopic image is then displayed on a (b/w) television monitor.
The high technical standard of the monitor series guarantees a reliable continuous operation even in case of toughest application circumstances.
Image Intensifier tube
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Input field sizes: 4.5", 6", 9", 12" and 13" |
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High detail resolution |
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Large image contrast |
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High radiation sensitivity |
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Low inherent filtration |
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Long life and high stability |
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Mechanically insensitive due to all metal ceramic technology |
We use image intensifier tubes from Thales, Siemens or Toshiba.
CCD Television Camera
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High quality image |
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Excellent modulation transfer function (MTF) |
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Long life and high stability |
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High resistance against electro-magnetic interference |
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Precise image geometry |
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Low lag and little sticking |
We use CCD cameras from Kappa, Dalsa or Vosskühler.
Dalsa Camera with Canon Lens
Industrial Television Monitor
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High detail resolution even into the corners of the picture |
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Overscanning / underscanning |
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100Hz mode with respective video signal |
MAXIvision™ XRD - Digital Flat Panel Imaging System
MAXIvision™ XRD Flat Panel Detector
Flat panel detectors have many advantages over image intensifiers (geometric distortion, blooming, and limited dynamic range). Jacobsen incorporates digital flat panel detectors into its radioscopic inspection systems. The 16-bit flat panel offers superior resolution with 65,536 possible gray levels. This allows details to be gathered from thick as well as thin sections of an inspected parts without blooming effects.
In combination with powerful software like MAXIenhance™, flat panels generate excellent images for x-ray inspection and are widely used in industrial radioscopy.
We offer flat panels with digital resolutions between 12 and 16 bit, pixel size (pitch) from 50μm to 400 μm and energy ranges between 40keV and 15 MeV. There are static (up to 7.5 fps) and real-time (25 or 30 fps) flat panel models available. Please ask for more information.
Amorphous Selenium Flat panels
These panels use an amorphous selenium-coated, thin-film transistor (TFT) array to capture and convert X-ray energy directly into digital signals without the use of scintillators or phosphor. Because of the absence of scattering and the optimal signal-to-noise ratio, the image quality approaches the quality of medium-grain film.
The limitation of a Se detector is the narrow temperature range requested by the Amorphous Selenium. Either in operation or in storage/transport conditions, the detector needs to remain within a temperature range between 5°C and 30 °C, in order to avoid destruction of the Selenium layer
Amorphous Silicon Flat panels
Amorphous silicon (aSi) flat panels use a scintillator, consisting of cesium iodide or gadolinium oxusulfide, which converts incident x-rays into visible light. This light is converted into an electrical charge by an array of amorphous silicon sensors. The recent progress of the technology, together with software tools that allow averaging multiple frames, the signal-to-noise ratio improved in such a way, that the aSi panel's image quality exceeds that of CR systems and approaches that of aSe detectors.
MAXIvision™ Segment - Digital CMOS Line Scan Imaging System
MAXIvision™ Segment Detector
Forget conventional radiography! Forget film, chemicals, developing, and waiting for results! MAXIvision™ Segment digital linescan x-ray camera has been developed especially for the operation in digital x-ray inspection. This camera has much better resolution than Linear Diode Array’s (LDA’s) and operation at energy up to 450 kV is no problem.
The camera’s robust construction for operations from 20 kV up to 450 kV guarantees a long life time and resistance against mechanical strain. The slit collimators of the cameras make them highly insensitive to scattered rays. The hardware pixel binning (=> electronic grouping of neighboring pixels to one pixel) enables a variable resolution from 83 µm to 1.3 mm. As the pixel binning is freely adjustable, it is possible to realize applications which require a very high resolution as well as applications with very high scanning speeds (up to 80m/min) with one and the same camera system.
The high dynamic range (12 bit A/D conversion) supplies x-ray images with up to 4096 grey levels. The x-ray images can be evaluated, processed, archived, transmitted or used for documentations. It is possible to integrate the camera system into third-party software by the use of the supplied software library (DLL). Thereby, custom specific solutions up to the fully automatic acquisition and evaluation of the x-ray images become possible.
The digital x-ray cameras are highly economic and future-oriented: There are no overhead costs for film, chemicals and film processing. The archiving of all data is space saving, as many x-ray images can be saved on one small data medium (hard disk / CD / DVD).
Specifications:
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6lp/mm (line pairs per millimetre), 12 pixel/mm, 83μm |
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12 bit, 4096 grayscale depth |
| Radiation Sensitivity Range: |
20kV - 450kV |
| Imaging Length |
80mm, 160mm, 320mm, 480mm, 640mm |
| Scanning Speed: |
up to 83mm/second, depending on resolution and application |
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Stack up to three camera segments |
| Sensitivity to Scattered X-Rays: |
insensitive |
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none, no film, no processing |
| Image Presentation: |
zoom up to 400%, contrast enhancement, measure, emboss, invert, pixel binning, histograms, edge enhancement, colorization and real-time image |
MAXIvision™ Scan - Digital CMOS Scanning Imaging System
MAXIvision™ Scan Detector and X-Ray Images of Scanned Objects
Forget conventional radiography! Forget film, chemicals, developing, and waiting for results! Now high quality digital x-ray images are possible using this revolutionary new technology. All custom made scanners (up to 36" in length and 24" in width) offer high resolution and wide dynamic range simultaneously. It works with constant potential X-ray sources. Image is acquired in seconds, then instantly presented on the large flat-panel monitor and saved it on CD that costs 10 cents only.
Specifications:
| Resolution: |
6lp/mm (line pairs per millimetre), 12 pixel/mm, 83μm |
| Dynamic Range: |
12 bit, 4096 grayscale depth |
| Radiation Sensitivity Range: |
20kV - 450kV |
| Scanning Area: |
up to 915mm (36") x 610mm (24") |
| Scanning Speed: |
up to 83mm/second, depending on resolution and application |
| Sensitivity to Scattered X-Rays: |
insensitive |
| Consumables: |
none, no film, no processing |
| Image Presentation: |
zoom up to 400%, contrast enhancement, measure, emboss, invert, pixel binning, histograms, edge enhancement, colorization and real-time image |
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Please contact us for more information or a quote regarding MAXIvision™ imaging systems or accessories.
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