CT Systems for the µm and nm range

Xradia offers X-ray microscopes (XRM), advanced imaging solutions using X-ray computed tomography (CT) scanning technology combined with proprietary X-ray optics. Xradia's multi-lengthscale solution combines the VersaXRM family and UltraXRM lab platforms to provide the only 3D non-destructive imaging solution from millimeter to nanometer length scale. The VersaXRM utilizes patented X-ray detectors and an optical microscope style turret with magnifying objective detectors for easy zooming. You can go from a scanning mode and about 30 micron resolution all the way down to sub-micron pixel resolution with about 2 mm field of view. The UltraXRM nanoscale X-ray microscope is the only commercially available X-ray microscope that utilizes synchrotron based X-ray optics and provides true sub-100 nm 3D volumetric resolution.

The MicroXCT platform includes the following systems –

• VersaXRM-500 – offering the industry's largest working distance at highest resolution for utmost flexibility for small and large samples, with 3D submicron true spatial resolution, a weight capability up to 15 kg, and samples sizes to 300 mm. The VersaXRM-500 supports a wide variety of in situ rigs for submicron resolution of practical sized samples for real-world imaging in real-world environments.

• MicroXCT-200 – a flexible and easy to use system for general purpose imaging at sub-1 micron pixel resolution for samples up to 100 mm in diameter and 1 kg weight.

• MicroXCT-400 – a large enclosure system ideal for in-situ studies. Resolution is identical to the MicroXCT-200, but sample size can be up to 200 mm in diameter and 15 kg weight.

For further zooming in to nano scale imaging, the Xradia UltraXRM-L200 is the only commercially available X-ray CT microscope. Using zone plate and capillary based X-ray optics the UltraXRM-L200 has a resolution of down to 50 nm and depth of focus up to 65 microns providing additional high resolution volumetric details to complete imaging models.

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