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Anton Paar GmbH
X-ray sources are the heart of every X-ray analytical instrument. In combination with advanced X-ray optics, they generate the required X-ray radiation for structure analysis in various fields of material and life sciences. X-ray sources must offer perfect thermal constancy for excellent position stability of the X-ray beam as well as high intensity, even at low power levels. The design has to guarantee easy integration into advanced X-ray equipment paired with straightforward operation to keep uptimes high and to guarantee maximum radiation safety for operators and equipment.
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AXM Quadra W8 - Nordson Corporation
Dedicated X-ray and semiconductor teams have focused their expertize to create the ultimate platforms for wafer and package level quality inspection. Automates wafer bond testing, operator free X-ray metrology and operator controlled X-ray Inspection.
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AET Associates, Inc.
X-ray and radioactive devices developed by AET, are widely utilized for medical, industrial and research use. The Compact Pulse X-ray Source can accelerate electron beams in a high-gradient electric field, to produce X-rays. Dose Calibrators are utilized for radioactive examinations and treatments in the medical industry.
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Pony Industry Co.,Ltd
Up until the introduction of SID-A50, X-ray inspection systems has been using detectors such as Image Intensifier (I.I.) and C-MOS Flat Panel Detectors, which needs to convert X-ray into optical light first, in order to visualize X-ray.These Indirect Conversion Method X-ray Detectors comes with multitude of issues. These problems include but not limited to; Low Sensitivity, Fuzziness, Time Degradation, Inadequate Life
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Cmosaix CMX4343 - Chaban Technology Ltd.
The technology used for the Cmosaix CMX4343 x-ray detector is based on a large array of CMOS cameras and sophisticated mathematical algorithms that produce superior X-ray imaging and enable new applications that were not possible before, at a fraction of the cost of existing technologies.
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ARC Technologies
X-ray devices have become ubiquitous in the marketplace. The X-ray device market is divided into Portable and Stationary product types. The Market is also divided by technologies like Analog, Computed Radiography (CR) and Digital Radiography (DR). The Digital Radiography market is further segmented into Flat Panel Detectors (FPD) and High Density Line Scan Solid State Detector. The applications include at a minimum; Medical, Non-Destructive Testing, and Security Detection has driven the rapid spread of X-ray instruments including a myriad of handheld devices.
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Sydor Technologies
Sydor Technologies is committed to innovating x-ray detector technology—as we have done for over a decade—developing complex measurement solutions and commercializing emerging technologies for world-class laboratories. We’re committed to innovating cutting-edge technology to improve the accuracy, resolution, and ultrafast speeds of x-ray detectors to enable complex measurements.
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Photonis Technologies s.a.s.
Photonis designed the Micro Pore Optics detector to be used in X-Ray imaging applications. Its perfectly square, flat channels are optimized to allow X-Ray and UV photons to be focused or collimated due to the total external reflection at a grazing angle (<2°). Micro Pore Optics are installed on a number of international space missions.
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GNR Analytical Instruments Group
X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) is a non-destructive technique for the qualitative and quantitative analysis of the crystalline materials, in form of powder or solid.
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Teledyne DALSA
Teledyne DALSA offers powerful, innovative CCD and CMOS X-Ray detectors combining industry-leading performance with cutting-edge features for industrial and scientific applications such as NDT (non destructive testing) in evaluation, troubleshooting, research, and quality control.
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ZEISS Xradia Ultra - Carl Zeiss AG
Synchrotron X-ray nanotomography enables non-destructive 3D imaging at the nanoscale but you have to apply for very limited beamtime. What if you didn’t have to wait for synchrotron time anymore? Imagine if you had synchrotron capabilities in your own lab. With the ZEISS Xradia Ultra family, you have 3D non-destructive X-ray microscopes (XRM) at hand that deliver nano-scaled resolution with synchrotron-like quality. Choose between two models: both ZEISS Xradia 810 Ultra and ZEISS Xradia 800 Ultra are tailored to gain optimum image quality for your most frequently-used applications.
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Saint-Gobain Crystals
A monochromating crystal behaves in X-ray spectrometry similar to diffraction grating in optics. When rotated with respect to the incident polychromatic beam, the crystal will diffract at Theta angle from crystal lattice the spectral component at wavelength lambda along the direction that satisfies Bragg's law, namely: 2d sin(Theta) = n lambda, where integer n refers to the diffraction order.
