Description
QA routine made simple through state-of-the-art technology
A high spatial resolution system:
With a stack of 180 independent vented plane-parallel ionization chambers, a native resolution of 2 mm and a circular shaped collecting electrode which presents a diameter of 2.5 cm, the measurement of both BP (Bragg Peak) and SOBP (Spread Out Bragg Peak) becomes possible over the full clinical range within the sub-millimetre accuracy.
A dedicated multi-channel electrometers
The Zebra is used in combination with a dedicated multi-channel electrometer.
The electrometer system is based on the ASICs technology designed to measure with acquisition period down to 10 ms without losing any data. The readout of the 180 chambers of Zebra is performed simultaneously; this unique feature offers a tremendous advantage for the measurement of scanned beams.
Fast user uniformity calibration
The Zebra comes from the factory with a complete uniformity calibration. The design has been made with the state of the art technology as for MatriXX (Pixel Ionization Chamber Technology) and ensures highest stability. However, the application offers the possibility of fast recalibration in uniformity on the customer site using methods based either on Proton or Photon radiations.
Comprehensive analysis workspace
The analysis module of OmniPro-Incline provides all the necessary tools to properly and rapidly measure the fundamental Dosimetry parameters like the range or the modulation of depth dose profiles, Bragg-peaks (BP) or Spread out Bragg-peaks (SOBP). Measurements can easily be set up or generated automatically with the intuitive graphical environment. The measured data are visualized in a clear, informative way to allow fast and precise analysis.
A water equivalent device
Thanks to the experience acquired with the PIC (Pixel Chamber) technology, the Zebra detector has been designed with the appropriated materials in order to assemble a water equivalent device. The thickness of each electrode has been chosen to be approx. 1 mm for a 2 g/cm3 density coupled with an air gap separating each electrode fixed to 1 mm. The resulting consequence of such a design is a geometrical length of the device analogous to its water equivalent one.