AL-DR-250A Variable Frequency Portable X-ray DR Imaging Device High Frequency X Ray Instrument

AL-DR-250A Variable Frequency Portable X-ray DR Imaging Device High Frequency X Ray Instrument

System performance and features

It has strong penetration ability and can detect a wider range of samples

Low cost

Friendly user interface and simple operation

It can be easily connected to a tripod or a custom fixing tool

It contains no harmful or dangerous substances, so there is no need to worry about transportation issues.

System composition

Variable frequency X-ray machine

Digital flat panel detector
Image processing system
Fixture set
Main functions of the software
Size measurement, picture storage, picture query, image zooming in and out
Pseudo-color, gray level transformation, brightness/contrast adjustment
Image enhancement, image sharpening
Image printing, user management, parameter setting, system exit, etc
Software environment: windows7
It has the functions of storing and retrieving multiple images, and the images can be saved
Geometric measurement function for defects of the workpiece under test
Window position technology
Edge enhancement and negative image function
A comparison of the advantages of digital imaging and film imaging
1. Imaging speed
1.1 Film imaging requires a certain accumulation of exposure time to achieve the ideal gray scale value. X-ray negatives also need to go through a relatively long darkroom development process before they can be evaluated under the viewing lamp.
1.2 Digital imaging employs high-resolution flat panel detectors. After a very short exposure time, the image of the inspected workpiece can be displayed in real time. According to the image status, the radiation dose can be adjusted at any time to quickly obtain the desired ideal image.
2. Radiation safety
2.1 Film imaging requires a relatively long exposure time, posing a long-term threat to the radiation safety of the surrounding area.
2.2 After quickly obtaining the ideal image, the X-ray machine can be turned off or the grating protection can be activated, causing minimal radiation damage to the surrounding environment.
3. Equipment cost:
3.1 Film imaging requires a large amount of industrial films, chemical agents, as well as supporting processing and evaluation equipment during the inspection process. After the film is completed, it still requires space and manpower for storage, and the cost of supporting operations is very high.
3.2 Digital imaging directly displays the image in the computer.

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