X-ray inspection method and apparatus

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178 6, 178DIG1, 178DIG5, 178DIG36, 178DIG37, 178DIG38, 178 72, 250359, 250360, 250358R, H04N 718

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ABSTRACT:
Articles such as glass jars filled with food products are inspected for defects by scanning an x-ray image to provide video signals which are processed in a novel manner to provide increased sensitivity to detect very small foreign particles without decreasing a tolerance for normal variations, to inspect substantially the entire contents of a container such as a jar even if it has a varying diameter, without the need for precise positioning of the articles within an inspection zone, and without a need for an x-ray or optical mask tailored to fit each type of jar to be inspected.

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