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Piranha - A New X-ray Multimeter (2005-11-27)
RTI Electronics AB presents the Piranha, a new X-ray multimeter, at the RSNA 2005. The Piranha adds a dimension to X-ray QA and service with features not found in other, more expensive multimeters. Download leaflet here...

New Subsidiary in the USA (2005-09-05)
RTI Electronics AB makes a powerful commitment to the US market by establishing a wholly owned subsidiary. As of September 1st, 2005, RTI Electronics, Inc. located in New Jersey is opened. The newly formed company will provide sales, support, calibration and service of RTI products. This development is being made in close cooperation with RTI's former distributor for the US market, Frank Barker Associates Inc. Both companies are co-operating to insure a seamless transition with the existing trained personnel from BARKER+ forming the initial team of specialists for the further expansion and growth of the RTI products in the USA as well as a solid, continued commitment of service and support to our existing customers.

New Application Notes (2005-03-03)
Several new Application Notes has been published and are available in the download section. Read more here...

New QAbrowser and oRTIgo 2002 (2005-02-28)
An release of the QABrowser and oRTIgo 2002 is available. many new features and improvements have been implemented. You can donwload it here...
Don't forget that the Barracuda (firmware) update is required first.

New CT Slice Detector (2005-02-28)
The CT-SD16 CT Slice Detector from RTI Electronics is a new and highly advanced detector for the evaluation of computed tomography systems. The CT-SD16 is designed to be used with the Barracuda X-ray multimeter and a PC running the Barracuda CT Slice Detector software. With the new probe and the software several important parameters can be evaluated at the same time such as the CT dose profile, table speed, CTDIscan *), and tube current variations. The CT-SD16 replaces the conventional TLD method for dose profile measurements and makes it possible to evaluate modern CT scanners with multiple beam apertures (wide beam) in real-time. Read more...

New Wide Range Electrometer Module (2004-11-05)
The new electrometer module, EMM-BiasW, is approximately 40 times more sensitive than EMM-Bias/BiasB which makes it suitable for use with ion chambers and for low level measurements with R100B. Lowest dose rate with R100B is 1 nGy/s. Read more...