Why is there an X-ray image intensifier

The X-ray image intensifier consists of a shell, an enhanced vacuum tube (including an intensifier input screen and an intensifier output screen), a high-voltage power supply module and a high-voltage cable.
X-rays are invisible. Due to its physical properties, the initial use relied on the X-ray sensitive compounds it stimulated to produce fluorescence to achieve the purpose of imaging. Therefore, if the X-ray image intensifier is not properly protected, the operator will be harmed by X-ray radiation to varying degrees. At the same time, when used for human body inspection, if the radiation dose is too large, it will also cause greater radiation damage to the tested human body. For this reason, people are actively looking for ways to reduce radiation dose and keep operators away from radiation. Therefore, X-ray image intensifiers came into being.
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Author:Lillian