Bomb Detection Systems | Application

Bomb detection systems are designed to prevent explosives and other dangerous materials from being brought into aircraft and other vehicles, as well as into buildings and facilities. Explosives come in both liquid and solid forms, and specialized devices are used to detect each type. Common detection technologies include X-ray inspection, spectroscopy, and neutron backscattering systems, which identify explosives by analyzing the gamma rays generated during neutron irradiation.

For more information, see "Baggage Inspection".

Related words:

X-ray inspection
Neutron backscattering
Baggage inspection
Airport

Recommended products

Matsusada Precision manufactures and sells the power supplies used in these explosive detection systems.

XPg series

voltage range: -30 to -160 kV

current: 4 to 67 mA

power: 0.6 to 4 kW

X-ray Power supply for Anode-Grounded X-ray tubes

The XPg series is a high-voltage power supply with a floating AC filament supply, ideal for stable X-ray generation.

XKg series

voltage range: 30 to 160 kV

current: 0.2 to 67 mA

power: 15 to 4000 W

X-ray Power Supply for Cathode-Grounded X-ray Tubes

This series provides a high-voltage power supply with integrated filament power to ensure stable X-ray output.

AU series

voltage range: 1 to 120 kV

current: 0.25 to 2200 mA

power: 30 to 2200 W

Rack mount High Voltage DC Power Supply

The AU series offers a low-profile, lightweight design with over 300 models. It features remote control and monitoring functions, with a digital interface available.