Photon-counting CT (PCCT) provides intrinsic spectral imaging, higher spatial resolution, and improved dose efficiency compared with energy-integrating detector CT [1-5]. Achieving diagnostic-grade PCCT requires tight control of detector linearity, spectral fidelity, and count-rate performance to limit distortion from charge sharing and pulse pileup [1,4,6,7]. The Pyxis™ platform integrates detector hardware and real-time corrections into a unified architecture, enabling OEMs to reduce system integration complexity and accelerate time to market (TTM).
Read the full Technical white paper here:
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Pyxis_PCCT_White_Paper_Technical
Read the full commercial white paper here:
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Pyxis_PCCT_White_Paper_Commercial
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Tackling CT artifacts in multi-material parts: TrueSpectrum™ at ECNDT 2026
Metal-in-plastic assemblies are some of the hardest objects to image in industrial CT. At ECNDT 2026 in Verona, we shared a practical way to image them more cleanly — and the full method is yours to explore below.
