Digital radiography technology developer Rayence debuted two new 14 x 7-inch wireless flat-panel detectors at this week's AHRA meeting in Washington, DC.
Designed for in-room and portable applications, Rayence's 1417WCC (cesium iodide) and 1417WGC (Gadox) detectors weigh 6.6 lb and have dimensions that meet the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 4090 cassette-size standard, according to the vendor. The detectors utilize carbon-fiber and seamless unibody construction along with a shock, vibration, and scratch-resistant composition, the firm said.
The detectors yield a pixel pitch of 127 microns and a resolution of 3.9 line pairs per millimeter. In addition, autotriggering technology allows the detectors to be installed without being integrated into the x-ray generator, Rayence said. Up to 100 images can be stored in the detectors' built-in memory.
Rayence also pointed to the detectors' autoimage-rotation function, which is designed to automatically display images correctly regardless of whether they were taken with the detector in the portrait or landscape position.
The detectors are equipped with a rechargeable lithium battery with a battery life of four hours/960 images, a dual-bay battery charger, two additional batteries, and a three-year manufacturer warranty, Rayence said.
