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Express 3D Voxel Data

Benefits of X-ray CT system

  • Observation from multiple directions
  • Non-contact measurement
  • Distance measurement
  • Volume measurent
  • Rendering object properties
  • Utilized for reverse engineering
  • Contributing to product development(speedy visualization of defects)

Computed Tomography Basics

Computed tomography (CT) is a type of nondestructive testing (NDT) technology that generates tomographic images using a computer. In X-ray CT, an X-ray generator and an X-ray detector (camera) are first used to capture the object's two-dimensional radiography (X-ray image). The object is rotated slightly in an industrial CT scan (micro CT), and X-ray images are taken from multiple directions. This type of imaging is called a cone-beam CT scan. Computer reconstruction software converts these sequential X-ray images into tomography (CT image). Furthermore, voxel data (3D CT image) can be obtained from the obtained tomography.

Computed tomography basics | Matsusada Precision

Normal scan vs Offset scan

In a Normal scan, if the width of the vision image of the sample is larger than the width of the X-ray camera, you need to shoot the sample repeatedly to obtain the tomographs. On the other hand, using offset scan, the center of the X-ray camera is shifted from the center of rotation of the sample for shooting, so a tomograph of a wide area at a time can be taken.

Maximum Normal Scan Area
Maximum imaging area for normal scan | Matsusada Precision
Maximum Offset Scan Area
Maximum imaging area for offset scan | Matsusada Precision

Models

Function -CTN -CTDa -CTM -CTDaX
Scan mode Normal scan
Half scan
Offset scan
Reconstruction Noise suppresion
Metal artifact reduction - -
Beam hardening reduction - -
Ring artifact reduction - -
Simple analysis 2D 2D cross-section surface display
MPR image display
3D 3D tomographic image -
Volume rendering -
Measurement Dimension (distance) measurement
Angle measurement - -
2D/3D internal diameter measurement - -
3D fitting - -
3D particle analysis - -
3D drawing - -
Saving in DICOM format - -
3D CT Image
analysis software
ROI visualization Visualization -
Creating and editing of ROI - -
Volume/Surface area measurement - -
Standard functions Gray-scale value analysis - - -
Data quality analysis - - -
Arbitrary object separation - - -
Reading STL -
Point cloud - - -
CT scan image -
VGL -
VGARCHIVE - -
MVGL - -
STEP/IGES (standard function) - - -
Integrated mesh - - -
Writing Saved images
2D tomograhic movie -
Analysis report - -
Images (of raw, ImageStack, etc.) - -
Q-DAS file - -
CAD (.stp) 3D movie - - -
3D movie -
Convert and Export STL conversion - - -
Surface mesh (STL) conversion - - -
Volume mesh (tetrahedron) - - -
Reverse engineering (CAD conversion) - - -
Others CAE collaboration - - -
Merging filters/
images
Advanced image merging - - -
Gauss/Application gauss - - -
Median - - -
FIB/SEM correction - - -

*precision CT9600 has the -CTDa feature as standard, and selectable -CTDaX as an option.

Functions

RECONSTRUCTION

The image reconstruction process involves a computer generating cross-sectional images from the projection data collected by the CT scanner. This results in false and unwanted features in the image, called artifacts, which can be mitigated by software options.

Ring Artifact Reduction

Ring artifact reduction reduces concentric ring noise that occurs in tomographic images through a filtering process.

  • -CTN
  • -CTDa
  • -CTM
  • -CTDaX
Before processing | Matsusada Precision After processing | Matsusada Precision

Metal Artifact Reduction

The function reduces metal artifacts in the captured tomographic images.
It provides tomographic images with reduced metal artifacts for structural image analysis and internal observation.

  • -CTN
  • -CTDa
  • -CTM
  • -CTDaX
Before processing | Matsusada Precision After processing | Matsusada Precision

2D IMAGE

example of a capacitor (size approximately 0.24inches (6 mm) in diameter, 0.39inches (10 mm) in height | Matsusada Precision

Here is an observation example of a capacitor (size approximately 0.24 inches (6 mm) in diameter, 0.39 inches (10 mm) in height.

  • -CTN
  • -CTDa
  • -CTM
  • -CTDaX

Arbitrary Tomographic Images

Ring artifact reduction reduces concentric ring noise that occurs in tomographic images through a filtering process.

Arbitrary tomographic images | Matsusada Precision

Multi Planar Reconstructions (MPR)

Displays tomographic images of the 3D volume data from three directions.

Multi Planar Reconstructions (MPR) | Matsusada Precision

3D IMAGE

  • -CTN
  • -CTDa
  • -CTM
  • -CTDaX

3D Arbitrary Tomographic Images

Visualizes volume-rendered 3D tomographic images.

3D arbitrary tomographic images | Matsusada Precision

Volume Rendering

Displays images that are generated from voxel data with all XYZ information. By changing the viewpoint, images from all directions can be displayed.

Volume rendering | Matsusada Precision

ANALYSIS FUNCTION

Dimension Measurement

Measures dimensions between specified points on a 2D image. The measurement results are reflected in a 3D image. (-CTN option is only 2D images.)

  • -CTN
  • -CTDa
  • -CTM
  • -CTDaX
Dimension measurement | Matsusada Precision
2D image
Dimension measurement | Matsusada Precision
3D image

Shortest Distance Measurement

Measures the shortest (or longest) distance on a 2D image. The distance is automatically measured by mouse dragging, and the dimensions display the dimensions of the shortest and longest parts. The measurement results are reflected in a 3D image.

  • -CTN
  • -CTDa
  • -CTM
  • -CTDaX
Shortest distance measurement (2D image) | Matsusada Precision
2D image
Shortest distance measurement (3D image) | Matsusada Precision
3D image

Volume/Surface Area Measurement

Measures the volume or surface area of a read 3D image.

  • -CTN
  • -CTDa
  • -CTM
  • -CTDaX
寸法測定 | Matsusada Precision

Arbitrary Object Separation

Arbitrarily extracts some part of an image to color or separate it.

  • -CTN
  • -CTDa
  • -CTM
  • -CTDaX
Arbitrary object separation | Matsusada Precision

CAD Data Output

CAD data can be output in the STL file format, which represents the surface geometry of a 3D model as triangular polygons.

  • -CTN
  • -CTDa
  • -CTM
  • -CTDaX
CAD data output | Matsusada Precision

Additional Analytical Functions (*-CTDax option required)

  • -CTN
  • -CTDa
  • -CTM
  • -CTDaX
Reconstruction and quality analysis of image data
  • CT reconstruction
  • Quality analysis of image data (ASTM E1441/ASTM E1695)
Surface determination
  • Iso50 surface determination
  • Integrated surface definition (local application)
  • Multi-material surface definition (local adaptation)
  • Use of CAD, mesh, and ROI as starting outlines
  • CT volume to surface mesh conversion
CAD import
  • CAD import (STEP, IGES)
  • CAD import (native format)
  • CAD import (native format) with PMI
GD&T
  • Registration
  • Nominal/Actual comparison
  • Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T)
  • Copy and paste GD&T measurement plan
  • Wall thickness analysis
Reverse engineering
  • Geometry correctio
  • Reverse engineering
Material analysis
  • Defect analysis (3D acc. to BDG P 203)
  • Defect analysis (2D acc. to BDG P 202)
  • Inclusion analysis
  • Fiber orientation analysis
  • Foam/Powder analysis
  • Volume correlation
Volume mesh and simulation
  • Volume mesh
  • Mechanical simulation
  • Simulation of migration phenomena

Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)

Using 3D display analysis data, you can check areas of sample structure, foreign matters, or shrinkage cavities in molding that cannot be measured by contact-type instruments. In addition, the function visualizes deviations and defect locations, facilitating sample inspection. It is suited for mold designs and inspections of shrinkage cavities in casting.

Comparison of design and CT data

By comparing CT data (actual measurements) with CAD data (design values), differences in shape can be visualized. Different colors can identify deviations.

CAD data | Matsusada Precision
CAD data
Comparison of design values and actual measured values | Matsusada Precision
Comparison of design values and actual measured values
Wall thickness analysis

Visualization of wall thickness analysis using CAD data and CT data is available. It is also available for errors in design values. The errors can be identified by color.

Wall thickness analysis | Matsusada Precision
Wall thickness analysis (2D-display)

Three-dimensional images are used for the wall thickness measurement.

Wall thickness analysis (2D-display) | Matsusada Precision

Material Analysis

Defect analysis

The defect analysis is used for detecting accurate location and size of defects in samples. It can also calculate the percentage of defects to the sample volume. It is available in the following categories.

  • Scale (circumscribed sphere)/Volume
  • Surface area
  • Position XYZ
  • Self - Sphericity
  • Spacing (distance between defects)
  • Projected size XYZ
3D display of X-ray images | Matsusada Precision
3D display of X-ray images
Defect analysis | Matsusada Precision
Defect analysis

Specifications

For details, download the datasheet below.

Applications

Injection molded part | Matsusada Precision
Injection molded part
Vibration motor | Matsusada Precision
Vibration motor
Battery (left: Alkaline battery, right: Lithium-ion battery) | Matsusada Precision
Battery (left: Alkaline battery, right: Lithium-ion battery)
Tablet (pharmacy) | Matsusada Precision
Tablet (pharmacy)
Brush pen | Matsusada Precision
Brush pen

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