Image intensifier for Fluoroscopy

Image intensifier converts x-rays into visible light for X-ray imaging systems to allow low-intensity x-rays to be converted into bright visible light output. Image intensifier contains a low scattering input window, usually made of aluminum, input screen, photocathode, electron optics, output screen and output window.
These parts are installed in a high vacuum inside the glass. Through its enhanced effect, the observer can see the structure of the object being imaged more easily than a separate fluorescent screen, whose images are dim.

Image intensifier is the foundation of night vision, the complex transformation of energy particles that occurs in a vacuum tube. Image intensifier works by collecting photons through an objective lens, converting them to electrons through the photocathode, using a micro-channel plate to increase power, then using a fluorescent screen to convert that energy into light and displaying the image viewed through the lens.
Newheek image intensifier has high image quality with pulse operation ability and wide dynamic working range.
Newheek image intensifier can replace brands such as Toshiba, thales and philips.

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