X-ray inspection system for electronic components

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Nonphotographic detector support – Fluoroscope

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ABSTRACT:
An X-ray inspection system for inspecting electronic components such as printed circuit boards includes a shielded cabinet having an exposure chamber divided into upper and lower portions by a support shelf for the object to be inspected. An overhead X-ray source directs an X-ray beam into the upper portion of the exposure chamber toward the object. An image intensifier including a thin radioluminescent plate and a microchannel plate multiplier is disposed in the lower portion of the exposure chamber and is optically coupled to a video camera therein.

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