5MP Color NDT Display — High-Detail Industrial Review

The DBI 5MP color NDT display is built for inspection work where the indication is small. It resolves fine detail in small castings, electronics and printed circuit boards, and additive-manufactured parts, so micro-porosity and hairline cracks stay distinct. Front-sensor calibration locks the grayscale to the DICOM standard, and every unit pairs with CFS and is serviced in the USA.

• 5MP Resolution for Fine-Detail Defect Detection
• Calibrated Grayscale for DICONDE Review
• Front-Sensor Automatic Calibration

5MP Resolution

Integrated Calibration

Fine-Detail Imaging

Built for DICONDE Workflows

Engineered for Fine-Detail Industrial Review

The 5MP color NDT display pairs high pixel density with DICOM-calibrated grayscale and automated QA. It is purpose-built for small-part radiography, electronics inspection, and additive-manufacturing review.

5MP Resolution for the Smallest Indications

See Fine Detail not Visible on Lower Resolutions

A 5MP panel resolves more detail across the same viewing distance than a lower-resolution display. Micro-porosity, fine cracks, and solder voids stay separate instead of merging into a single gray patch. High bit-depth rendering and edge-to-edge uniformity hold that detail consistent across the screen, with headroom for on-screen zoom and measurement.

Fine-Detail Calibration with CFS Software

Grayscale Accuracy for High Resolution

At 5MP, small indications depend on grayscale that does not shift. The integrated front sensor and CFS Calibration Suite hold the panel to the DICOM grayscale standard automatically, on a schedule or on demand. CFS logs each calibration and flags drift before it affects fine-detail review.

Detail You can Count On During Long Shifts

Consistent Output as the Lab Changes Around It

Fine-detail review can run for hours, and small indications are the first thing lost when a display drifts. A backlight sensor and ambient light compensation on this 5MP display keep luminance and grayscale steady as room conditions change. Calibration is held across the service life.

USA Integration, Service, and Support

Tested, Calibrated, and Backed in Colorado

Every 5MP NDT display is tested and integrated at DBI’s Colorado facility, and the calibration software behind it is written in-house. Support comes straight from the team that built the system, so answers are fast and downtime is short.

5MP NDT Specifications

Key technical details for evaluating performance, compatibility, and long-term deployment requirements.

Resolution

2048 x 2560 Portrait; 2560 x 2048 Landscape

Screen Size and Active Area

21.3″ Diagonal Screen Size; 13.375″ x 16.625″ Active Area

Screen Type

LED Backlit LCD

Brightness

1100 cd/m2; 420-600 cd/m2 Recommended Calibrated Brightness

Contrast

1800:1

Viewing Angle

178 Degrees Typical

Pixel Pitch

0.165 x 0.165 mm

Response Time

5ms (GtG at Faster)

Video Inputs

Display Port (2), DVI x 1 (Dual link), USB (2 Up, 2 Down, Ver 3.0)

Dimensions W x H x D (Inches)

24.97 x 14.4 x 9.19″ with stand; 18.6 x 14.4 x 3.07″ w/o stand

Weight (lbs)

17.3 lbs w/ stand ; 12.01 lbs w/o stand

Power Supply

External for added reliability. AC Input to power brick: 100-240V

Power Consumption (on/savings)

100W (Max) / 2W during Power Save

Device Safety & EMC for Industrial Imaging

CE, cUL, FCC Part 15, EN/IEC 60950-1, EN/IEC 55032, EN/IEC 55024, RoHS, REACH, WEEE

Recommended Use

Fine-Detail Radiography, Small-Part Inspection, Electronics/PCB X-ray, Additive Manufacturing Review

Other Features

Front Sensor for True Auto-Calibration, CFS Client/WebManager Calibration Software included, Rear Sensor for Back light brightness control, Digital Ambient Light Compensation, Complete Screen Luminance Uniformity Control, Built in LED Task and Wall lighting, 14 Bit Processing for Precise Image Rendering, VESA Standard Mounting configuration, Other Mounting options available.

5MP NDT FAQs

Why does higher resolution matter for small indications?

More pixels across the same area keep micro-porosity, fine cracks, and voids separate instead of averaging them into one gray region. At lower resolution, the smallest indications are the first to disappear.

Is it suitable for electronics and PCB X-ray inspection?

Yes. The high pixel density resolves BGA solder joints, vias, and solder voids, which makes it well suited to electronics and printed-circuit-board X-ray review.

Can it be used for additive-manufacturing inspection?

Yes. It is a strong fit for reviewing printed-metal porosity and lack-of-fusion indications, where fine detail and consistent grayscale are essential.

Should I choose a 3MP or 5MP display for NDT or Industrial Imaging?

Choose 5MP when parts are small or indications are fine, or when you want more pixels for zoom and measurement on a single screen. Choose 3MP for general weld and DR review where it is the proven workhorse.

How does bit depth affect what I can see?

High bit-depth processing renders more distinct gray levels than a typical 8-bit monitor, so closely spaced densities — common in fine-detail radiographs — stay separable rather than banding together.

Does the screen support measurement and zoom tools?

The extra resolution leaves headroom to zoom into a region and take on-screen measurements without the image breaking down. Measurement tools depend on your DICONDE review software.

Does it fit an ESD-controlled inspection bench?

Yes. It installs at a standard ESD-safe workstation and supports the controlled lighting and clean-bench conditions common to electronics and small-part inspection.

How is calibration kept consistent over time?

A backlight sensor and ambient compensation steady the output, and CFS re-calibrates on a schedule, so fine-detail grayscale stays accurate across long sessions and across the service life.

When the smallest indications matter, resolution and calibration decide what gets caught.

Talk to our team about a 5MP NDT display for your fine-detail inspection work, backed by
USA-based calibration support.