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X-ray image intensifier

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An X-ray image intensifier is a device used in medical imaging and other applications to enhance the visibility of X-ray images. It converts X-ray radiation into visible light, amplifying the image so that it can be easily viewed and recorded. The core components typically include: 1. **Input Window**: This thin glass or plastic surface allows X-rays to pass through and strikes the input screen.

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