CMOS sensors excel at capturing visible light but require a "translator" for high-energy radiation. This deep dive explores how scintillators bridge that gap in X-ray imaging. We compare the high-resolution columnar structure of Caesium Iodide (CsI) against the rugged efficiency of Gadox (Gd2O2S), explaining how material choice, thickness, and MTF (Modulation Transfer Function) directly impact image clarity, patient safety, and industrial precision in 2026.
At iCT Conference 2026 , in FH Oberösterreich University of Applied Sciences, Linz Austria, Spectrum Logic launched a new product 1515HR for Industrial Inspection and Quality Control – with a focus on AXI (Automated X-ray Inspection) and CT (Computed Tomography). The 1515HR is a high-speed, high-resolution CMOS X-Ray detector with built-In radiation protection, optimised for demanding applications, like in-line CT of electronics and semiconductor inspection.
1615HE is a high-speed yet cost effective product that offers a balance between resolution and sensitivity. It promises to meet the high bandwidth requirements for in-line inspection of electronics and semiconductors.
The Spectrum Logic 1615HE is a dynamic X-ray detector designed specifically for electronics inspection, industrial NDT and scientific applications, with a pixel pitch of 75 μm and high efficiency CsI scintillator options. It is well suited to real-time/Inline CT and AXI.
