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Problem guide
PSP plates vs digital dental sensors
The CS 7200 page describes phosphor plates. The RVG and CS 6200 pages describe CMOS sensors. This is not a ranking.
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X-ray equipment must be bought, installed, and registered per state radiation rules and the manufacturer's requirements.
- CS 6200 Size 0: 18.0 mm × 24.0 mm
- RVG 6200 Size 1: 22.2 × 29.6 mm
- RVG 6200 Size 2: 26.6 × 35.5 mm
Phosphor plates
The CS 7200 Neo Edition page says plates in sizes 0, 1, and 2, true resolution 19 lp/mm measured on a grid in the scan direction, USB and Ethernet, and high-resolution images in 8 seconds. It does not publish an active area in millimeters.
Digital sensors on this shelf
CS 6200 Size 0 and RVG 6200 sizes 1 and 2 are CMOS sensors with published active areas and USB connections. They are not plates, and they do not publish an 8-second scan time.
What is not compared
Price, dose, and a “better image” claim are not on a shared table in these sources. This page does not add them.
Follow the instructions for use and the support contact that shipped with the device. This page is not a service call.
- CS 7200 Neo Edition page · As of 2026-10-10
- RVG 6200 product page · As of 2026-10-10
Questions
- Are plates and sensors the same size chart?
- Both mention sizes 0, 1, and 2. Only the sensors here publish active areas in millimeters.
- Is the CS 7200 a sensor?
- No. The page describes a phosphor plate scanner.
- Which one should a practice buy?
- These pages do not say. Compare the published specs and ask the manufacturers.