TRIXELL Manuals & User Guides

TRİKSEL is a highly specialized European manufacturer of digital X-ray imaging solutions, providing large-format flat panel detectors primarily for medical diagnostic radiology and non-destructive testing (NDT). Based in Moirans, France, Trixell's core technological offering relies on amorphous silicon matrices combined with cesium iodide (CsI) scintillators. These designs supply extremely high-resolution image quality.

The Trixell Pixium series makes up the central component in modern radiology rooms and mobile screening stations, offering portable and easy-to-integrate solutions for digital retrofits globally. Explore our array of Trixell integration manuals, end-user guides, and interface specifications below.

• What core technology is used in Trixell Pixium detectors?

  Trixell flat panel detectors utilize a matrix of amorphous silicon photodiodes covered with a cesium iodide (CsI) scintillator. This core technology provides high absorption and excellent image resolution for medical and industrial imaging.

• Do Trixell digital detectors control the X-ray dose?

  No. Trixell digital detectors, such as the Pixium 2430 and 3543 series, only receive the X-radiation to acquire images. The emission and control of the X-ray dose and generator always remain the responsibility of the host system's specific medical hardware.

• Where can I find integration instructions for Trixell portable detectors?

  Integration guidelines, network configurations, and installation procedures can be found in the End User Manuals (EUM) and Product Technical Specifications available on our site. These complex radiological components should only be deployed by qualified integrators and healthcare technicians.

• Where are Trixell products manufactured?

  Trixell is based in Moirans, France, where they develop and consistently test their digital X-ray detectors and wireless communications equipment before shipment.