The iCRco Chrome LF is a high-resolution, tabletop computed radiography (CR) system designed for general digital radiography and orthopedic imaging. It utilizes a patented True Flat Scan Path technology that scans phosphor plates without internal rollers, reducing wear and extending plate longevity. The device supports standard 10x12 and 14x17 inch cassettes, delivers up to 16-bit grayscale image resolution, and interfaces with DICOM-compliant imaging networks
A device/device assembly designed to be used with an analogue x-ray system to capture radiographic images and then generate digital x-ray images from them as part of a two-step process (computed radiography) for image viewing, storage, or hard-copy printing; it is not dedicated to dental use. It consists of an image reader/scanner and may also include an exposure unit with imaging receptor (e.g., a cassette containing a plate), or additional supportive hardware (e.g., a printer). The image is acquired on a photostimulable substance (e.g., a phosphor screen mounted on a cassette plate) and converted into an electrical analogue signal in a laser scanner.