Advanced imaging technology targets nondestructive testing

March 31, 2003
MARCH 31--PerkinElmer Optoelectronics (Fremont, CA; www.perkinelmer.com) has introduced a new photodiode array that converts x-rays into visible light to produce high-quality, accurate images without affecting the integrity of the object being viewed.

MARCH 31--PerkinElmer Optoelectronics (Fremont, CA; www.perkinelmer.com), a provider of integrated platforms for biomedical and industrial applications, has introduced a new photodiode array that converts x-rays into visible light to produce high-quality, accurate images without affecting the integrity of the object being viewed. PerkinElmer's 128-channel photodiode array creates unparalleled images in x-ray applications to improve quality, safety, speed, and cost-effectiveness of testing processes for a variety of industries.

Traditionally used by airports for fast and accurate luggage scanning, PerkinElmer's advanced imaging technology is now available for use in other x-ray applications that require nondestructive testing of materials. Applications include manufacturing process control, archaeology, product testing, and food inspection, in which the inner workings of complex objects can be analyzed or defects detected quickly and reliably without modification of the item being inspected. From x-rays of teeth and bones to the inspection of automobile parts and contained goods, this testing method saves time and money by ensuring quality, nondestructive results.

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