X-ray 2D Radiography (Transmission Image) - FPD is a cutting-edge imaging technique utilized for capturing high-resolution images of objects or materials in two dimensions. This method employs a Flat Panel Detector (FPD) to detect X-ray photons transmitted through the sample, producing detailed transmission images.

The mechanism of X-ray 2D radiography involves passing X-ray radiation through the object or material being examined. The FPD, composed of a scintillator layer and an array of photodiodes, converts the X-ray photons into visible light photons upon interaction. These light photons are then detected and converted into electrical signals, which are processed to generate transmission images with exceptional clarity and resolution.

By analyzing the intensity and spatial distribution of transmitted X-rays, X-ray 2D Radiography provides valuable insights into the internal structure, density variations, and defects within the sample. This non-destructive imaging technique finds wide-ranging applications in fields such as industrial inspection, medical diagnostics, and materials science, facilitating accurate characterization and quality assessment of diverse materials and components.