x-ray detectors

X-ray detectors are devices that capture and convert X-ray radiation into visual images or electronic signals for analysis. When X-rays pass through the body or object, different tissues and materials absorb varying amounts of radiation. The detector then detects these variations, translating them into images that reveal internal structures or compositions. Common types include digital flat-panel detectors, which use special sensors to produce high-resolution images quickly and with minimal radiation exposure. These detectors are essential in medical imaging, security scans, and industrial inspections, enabling detailed visualization of internal features without invasive procedures.