Konica Minolta - AeroDR
by Konica Minolta
Konica Minolta - AeroDR
Follow Us
DESCRIPTION
Digital Detector
The optimal combination of the AeroDR detector using a KonicaMinolta CsI scintillator combined with the newly developed lownoise readout ICs delivers a high DQE*3 even at a low dose. It is considered therefore that the AeroDR is effective to reduce the amount of radiation exposure. At the same time, Konica Minolta achieved the wider dynamic range of DR comparable to CR. This means that in radiography of shoulder joints, for example, the AeroDR permits describing the skin line accurately even when the radiographic conditions change along the way.
FORUMSView All (11)
4Replies2 years ago | AeroDR configuration what type of an access point is used to configure AeroDRReply |
1Reply3 years ago | Service manual Hello, I noticed on one of the forums a service manual may be available for the Konioca AeroDR. Is it still available? Reply |
5Replies3 years ago | service manual Hallo all. Has Somebody the Service Manual for AeroDR System from Konica? Note: I am a service technician and I need for the Service Manual to make the calibration of Wi-Fi DR detector . Thank you anyway. Best Regards. BitReply |
Additional Specifications
- Portable flat panel detector based on amorphous silicon (a-Si)
- Scintillator CsI (Cesium Iodide
- Weight: 2.9 kg
- Pixel Size: 175 Μm
- Image Field: 1,996 x 2,434 pixels (4.8 million pixels)
- Power/Communications Tether :possible
- Dynamic Range:4 digits
NEWSView All
Konica Minolta Launches New Blue Moon Lifecycle Solutions for...
Konica Minolta Launches New Blue Moon Lifecycle Solutions for AeroDR
Konica Minolta nets Aero DR orders
August 23, 2011> -- Konica Minolta Medical Imaging USA has installed two of its Aero DR wireless digital radiography (DR) systems at Sanford Health of Fargo, ND, and Sioux Falls, SD. The rural, not-for-profit healthcare system received the two units in its emergency department, according to Konica Minolta. Sanford has also ordered three addition...