Testing our gamma and x-ray imaging devices
When we develop our devices, especially our medical gamma/x-ray detectors we need something to image. This sheep skull, found while walking in Northumberland UK, proved the perfect subject for testing our gamma and x-ray imagers.
Sheep skull subject for DMatrix medical scanner development platform
I am Dr Alex Cherlin, principal physicist medical imaging, and one of the biggest users of our DMatrix gamma-ray imager. This is a fully integrated photon-counting pixilated, 12-bit energy discriminating CZT detector/imager, its modular design enables a large field of view scaling.
The solid-state detector technology, cadmium zinc telluride (CZT), provides superior efficiency and energy discrimination capabilities versus conventional scintillation-based detectors. CZT based detectors are rapidly becoming the technology of choice in many of today’s most advanced medical, industrial, and security applications.
Designed for researchers and medical imaging development
The DMatrix is perfect for research projects to understand the capability of CZT. Use the DMatrix gamma-ray imager can be used to test out your ideas and then scaled for incorporation into your own detectors.
DMatrix gamma ray Imager is a fully integrated photon counting pixilated, 12-Bit energy discriminating CZT detector/imager
