Portable Dental X-ray and Intraoral Dental Digital X-ray Sensor Rvg

• Customization: Available
• Applicable Departments: Orthodontic Department
• Certification: CE
• Model NO.: YJ-HDR3
• Type: X-Ray Equipment
• Data Interface: Direct USB,USB 2.0
• Effective Area: 20mm 30mm
• Grey Scale Range: 16384 Level (0~ 16383 )
• Power Source: 5V
• Temperature ("C): 10~ 40
• Storage Humidity(%): 10-95
• Transport Package: Paper
• Trademark: FORERMED
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 1000PCS/Year

Product Description

Product Description

 

                            Portable Dental X-Ray and Intraoral Dental Digital X-Ray Sensor
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Sensor technology for dental X-ray machines has undergone significant development, especially in terms of digitization. Modern dental X-ray machines primarily employ digital sensors, which provide higher image quality and resolution compared to traditional film imaging, while reducing radiation exposure for patients.

An advanced dental X-ray machine sensor technology is a photon counting X-ray detector. This technique uses high-speed application-specific integrated circuits to count the X-ray photons one by one, which is a direct imaging technique.

It does not require a scintillator for X-ray to visible light conversion, but directly converts X-ray single photons into electrical pulses in the dielectric layer. This method greatly improves the spatial resolution and density resolution of the image, and also has the characteristics of zero dark noise, high gray depth, large dynamic range and low radiation dose.

These advantages make photon counting X-ray detectors ideal for dental imaging, providing clear, detailed images that can help diagnose and treat dental problems more accurately.

In a digital dental X-ray machine, the design and function of the sensor are critical to the quality of the image.

For example, some devices are equipped with adjustable hand bands and high-resolution displays to enhance ease of operation and imaging stability.

In addition, modern digital X-ray machines often include color filtering and image processing tools to further improve image quality.

In general, sensor technology in dental X-ray machines has shifted from traditional film imaging to more advanced and efficient digital imaging technology, which not only improves imaging quality but also reduces radiation risk for patients.

As the technology continues to advance, dental imaging technology is likely to bring more innovation and improvements in the future.

Product Parameters

 

Parameter
Effective area	20mm 30mm
Grey scale range	16384 level (0~ 16383 )
Power source	5v
Port	USB2.0
Operating temperature ("c)	10~ 40
Working humidity (%)	20~90
Storage temperature (°c)	-10~55
Storage humidity(%)	10-95
Power dissipation	< 2w
Size (L*W*H)	(Sensor) 37.4* 25.1* 5.1 mm
Size (L*W*H)	USB Controlbox 96.3 * 4 * 10 mm
Cable length	3+0.2m

 

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