Wired Flat Panel Detector Manufacturer for Digital X-Ray Systems
Deliver High-Resolution Imaging, Stable Data Transmission, and Reliable Performance for DR, Mobile X-Ray, Portable X-Ray, and C-Arm Systems.
Wired Flat Panel Detectors Overview
What are Wired Flat Panel Detectors?
Wired Flat Panel Detectors (Wired FPDs) are digital X-ray imaging detectors that capture X-ray signals and convert them into high-resolution digital images for diagnostic use. Unlike wireless detectors, they use a physical cable connection for power supply and data transmission, ensuring stable communication, continuous operation, and reliable image quality. Widely used in DR systems, mobile X-ray units, C-arms, and fluoroscopy equipment, wired flat panel detectors are valued for their consistent performance, low maintenance requirements, and cost-effective integration into medical imaging systems.
Wired Flat Panel Detectors Core Advantages
Why Choose Wired Flat Panel Detectors?
Wired Flat Panel Detectors remain a trusted choice for hospitals, imaging centers, and equipment manufacturers that prioritize image stability and long-term reliability. With direct cable connectivity, they deliver consistent performance and dependable image quality for a wide range of medical imaging applications.
Stable Data Transmission
Reliable image transfer without wireless interference.
Continuous Power Supply
No battery charging required, ensuring uninterrupted operation.
High-Resolution Imaging
Sharp and detailed images for accurate diagnosis.
Fast Image Acquisition
Improves workflow efficiency and patient throughput.
Wired Flat Panel Detectors types
Wired Flat Panel Detectors Types
Different Wired Flat Panel Detectors are designed to meet various medical imaging requirements. Choosing the right detector depends on your imaging application, system configuration, and image quality needs.
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Flat Panel Detector
FTLFPD-V1012V Wired Flat Panel Detector
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Flat Panel Detector
FTLFPD-V1748V Wired Flat Panel Detector
Application Scenarios
Applications of Wired Flat Panel Detectors
Whether for hospitals, clinics, veterinary facilities, or OEM integration projects, Wired Flat Panel Detectors offer a reliable imaging solution that combines stable performance, high-resolution image quality, and long-term operational value.
Hospital Radiology Departments
Digital Radiography (DR) Systems
Mobile X-Ray Systems
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
Fatali Wired Flat Panel Detectors are designed for stable digital X-ray imaging, with multiple detector sizes and imaging configurations available for DR, mobile X-ray, full-spine imaging, and OEM integration.
| Specification | Available Options |
|---|---|
| Detector Technology | Amorphous Silicon / Flexible |
| Scintillator | CsI |
| Active Area | 10 × 12 inch / 17 × 17 inch / 17 × 48 inch |
| Pixel Matrix | 2502 × 3152 / 3072 × 3072 / 3064 × 8696 |
| Pixel Pitch | 100 μm / 139 μm |
| Limiting Resolution | 3.4–4.3 lp/mm |
| AD Conversion | 16 bit |
| Data Interface | GigE |
| Trigger Mode | AED / Software |
| Power Dissipation | Around 30W |
| Applications | DR Systems, Mobile X-Ray, Full-Spine Imaging, OEM Integration |
Manufacturing & QC
How We Manufacture and Test Wired Flat Panel Detectors?
At Fatali, every Wired Flat Panel Detector undergoes a strict manufacturing and quality control process to ensure stable performance, high image quality, and long-term reliability. From component assembly to final inspection, each detector is carefully tested to meet the demands of modern medical imaging systems.
- Utilizing specialized assembly processes
- Undergoing multiple functional tests before shipment
- Emphasis on Product Details and Long-Term Durability
- Continuous Optimization of the User Experience
Through rigorous manufacturing and testing procedures, Fatali delivers Wired Flat Panel Detectors that provide dependable image quality, stable operation, and long service life for hospitals, clinics, and medical equipment manufacturers worldwide.
Fatali – Leading X-ray Machine Manufacturer
Why Choose Fatali?
Professional X-ray Equipment Manufacturer
Specializing in the production of digital X-ray equipment, we offer consistent quality and reliability.
High-definition imaging for more accurate diagnoses
Our high-frequency, high-voltage imaging system delivers clearer images and more stable exposure.
Multiple Configurations Available
Available in 32kW, 50kW, and 65kW models to meet the needs of various hospitals.
Simple Installation, Compact Footprint
Integrated design eliminates the need for complex installation, saving space and costs.
Reliable and Durable, Reduced Maintenance Costs
Low-noise operation and lower failure rates ensure long-term reliability.
Global Customer Service Support
We provide professional pre-sales and after-sales support to help you get up and running quickly.
FAQ
FAQ About Wired Flat Panel Detectors
If you are looking for a fixed X-ray machine that combines stable imaging, ease of use, and cost-effectiveness, the Semi-Automatic Fixed X-Ray Machine is an excellent choice. Whether for small clinics, general hospitals, or specialized imaging centers, the various power configurations available can meet a wide range of radiographic examination needs. Below are the most frequently asked questions and answers regarding the purchase of the Semi-Automatic Fixed X-Ray Machine.
What is the difference between wired and wireless flat panel detectors?
Wired detectors use a physical cable for communication and power, while wireless detectors rely on Wi-Fi and batteries. Wired models generally provide more stable performance and lower operating costs, while wireless models offer greater mobility.
What detector sizes are available?
Common sizes include 17″ × 17″, 14″ × 17″, and 10″ × 12″, allowing users to choose the most suitable detector for their imaging applications.
Which scintillator is better, CsI or GOS?
CsI (Cesium Iodide) provides higher image quality and better dose efficiency, while GOS (Gadolinium Oxysulfide) offers excellent durability and cost-effectiveness for routine imaging.
Can Wired Flat Panel Detectors be integrated into existing DR systems?
Yes. Most wired flat panel detectors are designed for easy integration with DR systems, mobile X-ray machines, C-arms, fluoroscopy systems, and OEM medical imaging equipment.