
X-ray sCMOS 16MP Cooled
Fibre-optic coupled 4096 × 4096 X-ray detection with air or water cooling and two standard active input sizes.
- Resolution
- 4096 × 4096 pixels
- Input sizes
- 36.9 × 36.9 mm / 66.5 × 66.5 mm
X-ray detectors
Direct fibre-optic coupling protects the sensor while preserving detail in compact, high-resolution X-ray imaging.
From photon to signal
The published GdOS:Tb absorption curves below describe the scintillator. The complete detector response also depends on scintillator thickness, fibre coupling and sensor response.
Select a figure to inspect the original axes, legend and curves.
Scintillator absorption versus X-ray energy for the thicknesses shown in the legend. Absorption efficiency is not the end-to-end detector quantum efficiency or detective quantum efficiency (DQE). Read the curve together with the selected scintillator thickness and coupling.
The details behind the selection
Compare sensor configurations, coating options, operating limits and integration details directly below. Check the operating mode and temperature alongside each performance value.
| Characteristics | FDS 1.77MP_17_S | FDS 2.86MP_11_S | FDS 7.01MP_17_S |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resolution | 1608 x 1104 | 1944 x 1472 | 3216 x 2208 |
| Input Size (mm) | 14.5 x 9.9 | 8.75 x 6.6 | 14.5 x 9.9 |
| Pixel Size (µm) | 9 | 4.54 | |
| Frame Rate | 37 fps | 24 fps | 10 fps |
| Full Well Capacity | 17,000 electrons | 10,000 electrons | |
| Full Well Capacity (HDR mode) | 74,000 electrons | 25,000 electrons | |
| Read Out Noise | 5 electrons | 3.5 electrons | |
| Dark Current | 0.7 electrons/pixel/second | ||
| Line Spread Function (FWHM) | 32 µm | 18 µm | |
| Sensor Temperature (ºC) | Typically, operating at -16°C | ||
| Digitization | 12/16-bit | ||
| Exposure | 50 microseconds up to 60 minutes | ||
| Extended Dynamic Range | 16-bit digitization | ||
Plan the integration
Enlarge the mounting, connector and camera-outline drawings. Dimensions and model dependencies are retained.
Manufacturer drawings for the detector configurations. Dimensions and input sizes differ by model.
Build your enquiry
Choose a published configuration, add the integration topics you want to discuss, and keep the exact model in your enquiry.
| Configuration | Pixels | Pitch / input | Cooling / acquisition | Read noise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1608 × 1104 | 9 µm 14.5 × 9.9 mm | Typically −16°C 37 fps | 5 e− | |
| 1944 × 1472 | 4.54 µm 8.75 × 6.6 mm | Typically −16°C 24 fps | 3.5 e− | |
| 3216 × 2208 | 4.54 µm 14.5 × 9.9 mm | Typically −16°C 10 fps | 3.5 e− |
The 7.01MP model label is retained exactly as published; its supplied pixel array is 3216 × 2208. Interface selection is confirmed with the configuration.
Technical overview
Direct fibre-optic coupling protects the sensor while preserving detail in compact, high-resolution X-ray imaging.
| Standard configurations | FDS 1.77MP_17_S, 2.86MP_11_S and 7.01MP_17_S |
|---|---|
| Acquisition | 10–37 fps, model dependent |
| Scintillators | Gadox:Tb and structured CsI |
Explore the wider range
6 product ranges · 13 camera configurations

Fibre-optic coupled 4096 × 4096 X-ray detection with air or water cooling and two standard active input sizes.

Fibre-optic coupled 4096 × 4096 X-ray detection with a compact, brass-shielded housing optimised for short exposures.

A cooled 4-megapixel detector platform with three optical input sizes for laboratory and beamline X-ray imaging.

A large-area X-ray detector built around four fibre-coupled 16MP sCMOS sensors.

A back-reflection detector with a central beam path for real-time Laue diffraction and crystal orientation.

Representative equipment; the complete configuration depends on your application.
An integrated Laue diffraction system for crystal orientation, with a compact format and manual positioning as standard.