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Scientific Imaging
Protein Crystallography
The rapid acceleration of pharmaceutical research has created a need for rapid study of molecular changes in protein crystals after certain drugs are applied. By collecting images of X-ray diffraction patterns from crystallized protein samples, researchers can determine the effectiveness of cancer fighting drugs as well as determine side effects. The large area, low noise detectors manufactured by Teledyne DALSA are used to collect diffraction images in 1/10th the amount of time as the conventional detection instruments at a fraction of the cost. Teledyne DALSA’s Crystallographic panel configuration allows for high signal to noise performance for low energy radiation sources at 12kV and less.
General Crystallography
Additional X-ray crystallography applications are for small-angle (SAXS) and wide-angle (WAXS) diffraction. Another application of X-ray crystallography used for inspection of paint pigments in old master artworks is X-ray absorption of fine structure (XAFS) analysis.
New! Teledyne DALSA X-Ray Imaging Technology Video
Capabilities
Teledyne DALSA offers many years of experience working with different scintillators and coupling fiber-optics to CCD and CMOS imagers.
- Low-noise, high bandwidth crystalline CMOS image sensors with radiation-hard pixel design delivering benchmark imaging quality and leading image resolution from still image to full video frame rates.
- High-speed distributed and non-destructive dose sensing, giving a low-resolution "preview" to monitor image accumulation during the actual X-ray exposure, reducing the need for image retakes.
- Precision conversion layer attachment technology to ensure optimal MTF and high image resolution.
- Compatible with multiple conversion layer solutions tuned to your application requirements.
- High-precision assembly technology capable of positioning and fixation of multiple sensors with a gap smaller than 50 microns.
- Radiation-hard pixel design to ensure stable operation, optimal imaging quality and long operational lifetime of the sensor.
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