Exhibition category
Contact address
| Address | U Pergamenky 12 |
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| Telephone | +420732670960 |
| URL | https://advacam.com/ |
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Main exhibits 1
MiniPIX SPACE - Space Weather Monitoring Camera
ADVACAM Space Weather Monitor MiniPIX SACE
ADVACAM provides cost-reducing technology for your satellite implemented for radiation mapping on the ISS, Gateway lunar station, and NASA Orion Spaceship.
The advanced MiniPIX SPACE is a cutting-edge particle camera specifically designed to operate in demanding space conditions.
The MiniPIX SPACE is a compact, low-power radiation camera equipped with a Timepix3 or Timepix2 chip for precise particle tracking and imaging. Engineered for durability, it boasts enhanced mechanical properties. It has passed stringent environmental testing, including a humidity test, a tri-axial vibration test (x, y, z), and a thermal ambient test, all conducted under ECSS standards.
Primed for vacuum compatibility, the Advacam detectors in the camera can function effectively at air pressures lower than 10^-3 Pa. However, please ensure that the device is switched off during sudden pressure drops or pumping down or venting the vacuum chamber in indoor vacuum experiments. Our MiniPIX cameras have already been successfully employed onboard the International Space Station (ISS) and several satellites, demonstrating their reliability and robustness in demanding environments.
MiniPIX TPX3 SPACE
The Timepix3 detector accurately logs the position, energy, and time of arrival and tracks the shape of each ionizing particle, like an X-ray photon, providing an all-inclusive data set. It even allows for calculations on particle type, direction of flight, LET, charge, and more from the track shape. It is equipped with a passive cooling system and can be further cooled using a Peltier cooling device or a cooling plate attached to the detector’s back. The recommended temperature for optimal performance is 22°C.
SPACE_A4_application_twopager （PDF file - 2,999KB）
Main exhibits 2
RadalyX - Robotic X-ray CT
RadalyX - Robotic X-ray CT
Radalytica’s Robotic Imaging System RadalyX is an X-ray Computed Tomography (CT) that combines single particle counting X-ray imaging detectors for high quality images with the flexibility of collaborative robots. The key parts of the scanner are two robotic arms with 6 joints. The first arm holds an X-ray tube, the second holds an imaging detector. The X-ray tube/detector pair can, thanks to the robots, move and rotate freely about the sample. The robots are moving synchronously so that the mutual position of the X-ray tube and detector remains the same under all circumstances.
Unlike conventional devices, the integration of imaging technologies on six-axis robotic arms gives imaging the possibility of great flexibility in terms of size or shape of the sample. The system can test advanced composite materials with complex curvatures using ultrasonic probes and/or X-rays.
TECHNOLOGY APPROACH, WHICH SOLVES many of the issues associated with the conventional techniques.
Advantages of RadalyX
- High resolution (55 µm or better) imaging of large objects
- Real time imaging with immediate viewing angle and position control
- Variety of scanning modes for different sample types
- Spectral X-ray imaging for material identification
- Air-coupled ultrasound scanning of complex curvatures
Extendible to 3D by Computed Tomography and Tomosynthesis
- Easy programming or intuitive manual handling using 3D Mouse Move
- Laser surface profiling
- Ability to detect even the smallest defects in size of tens of micrometers
- Inspection of hard-to-reach places and irregular structures from different angles
