imagers

Imagers are devices or systems that capture visual information and convert it into digital signals for processing, analysis, or display. They are used in cameras, medical imaging (like X-rays or MRIs), security systems, and scientific instruments. Imagers work by detecting light or other forms of electromagnetic radiation and translating that data into electronic images, often with pixels that record intensity and color. They enable us to see or analyze images electronically, transforming real-world scenes or signals into digital formats that can be stored, shared, and interpreted.