
XRV System Features- 3D Beam Vector Measurements- 3D X-ray Dosimetry - 2D Beam Profile and Divergence Measurements - Point and Click or Automated Measurements - Spherical and XYZ Coordinates - Quick Data Export to Spreadsheets and Graphing Software - Flexible Script Driven Environment - Rugged Industrial Camera Housing with 13.5 meter cable - Easy to Maintain Windows PC - Integration Services and Training
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![]() The XRV family of 3D X-ray beam inspection systems combines precision metrology with high-energy radiation detection to form a completely electronic alternative to film-based measurement. The XYZ location and vector of pencil-thin beams of radiation can now be measured with unmatched speed and accuracy. Beam profiles and divergence can be obtained with a single click of the mouse. Automation scripts can be used to record changes in the beam shape, intensity, location, and direction over time for use in 3D dosimetry analysis. XRV systems can be used to calibrate stereotactic radiosurgery systems that must deliver precisely dosed amounts of radiation to irregularly shaped volumes. The correct operation of mechanical leaf collimators used in these systems can also be quickly verified before or during treatment. Beam measurements are accurate to .2 mm and measurement repeatability is typically .02 mm. Image processing software algorithms enhance measurement accuracy by reducing the effect of secondary X-rays have on bitmaps produced by the 1.3 megapixel CCD sensor. The camera module comes standard with a 13.5 meter cable so that the system PC and operator can be located safely away from any hazardous radiation. |
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XRV Operation
![]() Shown above is a representation of X-ray beams striking the XRV-100 scintillator cone from various angles. Once the entrance and exit spots for each beam are measured, the 3D path can be precisely calculated. Dose information can be determined using the length of time a set of points are in a single position.
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1. For beam sizes 3-8 mm in diameter passing within 10 mm of cone center axis. Contact us for larger beam sizes, custom cone shapes and higher camera resolutions. |