Radbook 2017

Unfors · RaySafe X2 Unfors · RaySafe Xi TESTING DEVICES ◼ Highlights The RaySafe X2 is a single device that offers full range of measurements, an intuitive interface, and simplicity. Our advanced, groundbreaking sensor technology is ready to take exposures in one minute with no menus or set- tings. Designed to register R/F, MAM, CT, survey, and light applications, the X2 requires little or no manual operation. Highlights The RaySafe Xi is a modular system. Whether you need one modality or multiple ones, it can be modified based on need. Its two key operation inter- face makes it easy to use and quick to set up for the first exposure. Compact yet powerful, the Xi is preferred by leading manufacturers of x-ray equipment. VacuTec · VacuDAP / VacuDAP duo VacuTec · VacuDAP-C / VacuDAP-C duo Highlights The VacuDAP family provides a wide range of DAP and Dose measuring solutions for most of the diagnostic X-ray systems in the market. Technical specs • Resolution DAP: 0,01 µGym2 • Resolution Dose: 0,003 mGy • Interface: RS485, RS232, Bluetooth, CAN • Active area: (123 x 123) mm / (147 x 147) mm Highlights The VacuDAP-C systems for measure- ment of DAP and Dose are basically integrated in interventional devices with customized calibration settings. Technical specs • Resolution DAP: 0,01 µGym2 • Resolution Dose: 0,005 mGy • Interface: RS485, RS232, Bluetooth, CAN • Active area: Ø (8 …100) mm VacuTec · VacuDAP wireless / VacuDAP Bluetooth VacuTec · VacuTec AEC Sensor Highlights • VacuDAP chamber is now available with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology. • Perfect suitable for DR upgrades and mobile X-ray units. • The battery ensures simplest instal- lation ever. Technical specs • Resolution DAP: 0,01 µGym2 • Active area: (123 x 123) mm / (147 x 147) mm • Battery operation time: about 12 h Highlights Digital interface ensures EMC stable signal transmis- sion and provides an open dose working range. Technical specs • Tube voltage: 40 kV …150 kV • Dose rate range: 0.5 …1,000 µGy/s • Aluminium equivalent: 0.75 mm Al • Analog interface: ramp voltage 0 – 10 V • Digital interface: differential pulses (RS422) • Resolution: 0.025 µGy • Pulse width: 2 µs RADBOOK 2017 181

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