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Micro-CT Scanner

Micro-CT

Test types:

Micro-CT scan, Sample dimensioning, Surface analysis

FIBEr

Model: Skyscan 1272

Manufacturer: Bruker

About

The Skyscan 1272 is a high-resolution desktop X-ray micro-computed tomography system designed for scanning small objects. It includes a built-in precision micropositioning stage and can scan samples during compression, tension, cooling or heating. The connected workstation has software for GPU accelerated image reconstruction, visualization and 2D/3D numerical analysis of the images.

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Specifications

Resolution

  • Voxel (volumetric pixel) size < 0.45 µm

  • 3D spatial resolution < 5 µm (i.e. reliably differentiate structures that are 5 micrometers apart)

Maximum scanning object diameter

  • Only central position: 26 mm

  • Two camera offset positions: 52 mm

  • Three camera offset positions: 75 mm

6 filters options

  1. No filter

  2. Al 0.25 mm

  3. Al 0.5 mm

  4. Al 1 mm

  5. Al 0.5 mm + Cu 0.038 mm

  6. Cu 0.11 mm.

X-ray source

20-100 kV, <5 μm spot size

Material Testing Stage (MTS2) for compression and tensile testing

  • Maximum force: 44 N

  • Displacement sensor accuracy: ± 0.01 mm

  • Load measurement accuracy: ± 1 % of the full range

Year of acquisition

2017


Application Examples


The micro-CT is used to visualize and quantify the 3D microporosity of mouse cortical bone as a function of age.
The micro-CT is used to visualize and quantify the 3D microporosity of mouse cortical bone as a function of age.

 


 

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