Veraview IC5 HD:

High Definition Panoramic Imaging

Specifications:

Trade name:	Veraview IC5 HD
Input voltage:	EX-1: AC 100V/115V/120V 50/60 Hz
	EX-2: AC 220/230/240V 50/60 Hz
Power consumption:	0.85 kVA
Dimensions	W 890 x D 970 x H 2350
Weight:	Approx. 110 kg
Tube voltage:	60-70kV (depending on exposure mode)
Tube current:	1-7.5mA (depending on exposure mode)
Effective focal spot:	0.5 mm
Panoramic image	High speed mode: Approx. 5.5 sec.
Exposure time:	High definition mode: Approx. 10 sec.
Imaging programs:	Standard Panoramic
	Pedodontic Panoramic
	TMJ Quadruple Image

Veraview IC5 HD offers high speed, class-leading clarity, and low dose.

Depending on the diagnostic need, this unit offers a 5.5 second panoramic for a quick examination at the lowest dose, or a 10 second scan for a more detailed, high resolution image. Veraview IC5 HD is compact and lightweight. It offers fully automatic, simplified operation, CCD sensor technology, triple laser beams for easy positioning, and improved energy savings of up to 50%.

• Select from two levels of speed and resolution
• Panoramic

Select from two levels of speed and resolution

Depending on the diagnostic need, you can take a quick, 5.5 second panoramic for the lowest dose, or a 10 second scan for the ultimate, high resolution image.

High Speed

With an industry leading exposure time of 5.5 seconds, the Veraview IC5 is not only significantly faster than conventional film-based panoramic systems, but also requires much less radiation.

High Speed: only 5.5 seconds, 192μm, 1/6** X-Ray exposure

High Definition

Pixel size is reduced 25% compared with the former model, so it produces superior images of a higher resolution.

High Definition: 10 second exposure, 96 μm

High Speed: 5.5 seconds (192μm) High Definition: 10 seconds (96μm)

* as of January 2010 **Compared to a standard panorama image using film and made by Morita’s Veraviewepocs (16 seconds, 75kV, & 9mA)

The combination of DDAE (Digital Direct Auto Exposure) and AIE (auto image enhancement) produces high quality images with optimum contrast and uniform density.

Digital Direct Automatic Exposure (DDAE)

DDAE controls the X-ray tube current (mA) simultaneously by detecting X-rays passing through the patient. This improves the dynamic range, and, along with Automatic Exposure (AE), results in exceptionally clear images with the best possible contrast and even density. The automatic exposure level can be adjusted to meet your individual requirements.

Automatic Image Enhancer (AIE)

AIE is a special software function that optimizes density throughout an entire image, and highlights the brightness level of detailed areas, to create images with an extremely high degree of clarity. DDAE and AIE perform a logarithmic conversion to produce the highest quality image possible.