Image intensifier reduction gain calculation

The image intensifier is an important part of the X-ray machine. Its function is to change the invisible X-ray into visible light, which is convenient for doctors to detect and diagnose and treat patients.
The image intensifier has an input terminal and an output terminal. X-rays enter from the input terminal and become visible light when output, which can be projected into the camera to display our common images on the monitor. The common sizes of image intensifiers are 6 inches, 9 inches, and 12 inches, as shown in the figure below. The field of view at the output end is generally a circle with a diameter of 20mm, 25mm or 30mm.
Our Newheek company specializes in producing image intensifiers for more than 20 years, and provides image intensifiers of different sizes, which can perfectly replace the image intensifiers of Thales, Toshiba and other brands. We also provide inspection and maintenance of image intensifiers, replacement of inner tanks, high-voltage power supplies and other accessories.

Author:Lillian