Classification and use of X-ray image intensifiers

X-ray image intensifier is an electronic device that converts X-ray image input into visible image output. Installed on X-ray television equipment for X-ray fluoroscopy and photography.
X-ray image intensifier is an important part of X-ray machine, mainly used for fluoroscopy. An X-ray image intensifier is a device that enhances low-light-level images to a level that can be seen by the human eye or detected by the camera.
The X-ray image intensifier consists of a vacuum tube with multiple conversion and multiplication screens. The incident photons will hit the photosensitive photocathode screen. Photons are absorbed by the photocathode and cause electrons to be emitted into the vacuum.
These electrons are accelerated by the electric field to increase their energy and focus them on the multi-channel plate.
Newheek X-ray image intensifiers are divided into various types and sizes, mainly 6 inches, 9 inches and 12 inches. Its functions and features can replace Toshiba, Thales, Philips and other brands.
Newheek X-ray image intensifier can meet your different purchasing needs.

Author:Lillian