"Refine Sensor" specifications typically refer to Refine Dental X-ray Sensors (R1/R2), highlighting features like APS CMOS technology, a CSI scintillator, 20 lp/mm true resolution, IP68 waterproofing, and USB 2.0 direct connection, designed for high-quality, low-dose intraoral imaging with features for user comfort and easy integration with dental software. 

Key Specifications (Refine Dental R1/R2)

• Detector Technology: APS CMOS.
• Scintillator: Cesium Iodide (CSI).
• Resolution: 25 lp/mm theoretical, 20 lp/mm true.
• Pixel Pitch: 20 µm (for some models).
• Data Interface: High-speed Direct USB 2.0 (no control box needed).
• AD Conversion: 16-bit.
• Waterproofing: IP68 rated.
• Sizes: R1 (smaller, e.g., 20x30mm active area) & R2 (larger, e.g., 26x36mm active area). 

Key Features

• Ergonomic Design: Rounded corners, smooth edges, flexible cable for patient comfort.
• Durable: Tested for high bending cycles, long lifespan.
• AED Technology: Automatic Exposure Detection, compatible with various X-ray generators.
• Software: Comes with dental imaging software (iRay, compatible with Open Dental, Dexis, etc.). 

What This Means (General Sensor Specs)

When refining sensor requirements, you look at:

• Detector/Technology: CMOS, CCD, etc., affecting quality and dose.
• Resolution (lp/mm): How fine the image details are (higher is better).
• Pixel Pitch: Size of individual pixels (smaller is better for detail).
• Active Area/Size: Physical dimensions for coverage.
• Interface: USB, Ethernet, Wireless (connectivity).
• Protection: IP rating for water/dust resistance.
• AD Conversion: Bit depth for tonal range (16-bit is good).