What is a CT scanner?

A CT Scanner (Computed Tomography Scanner) is a device that uses X-rays to visualize the internal structure of objects as 3D images. The CT scanner employs an X-ray source and detectors that rotate around the object to capture data from different angles. This data is processed by a computer to create cross-sectional images of the internal structure. In the medical field, CT scanners are used to obtain detailed images of the body for diagnostic purposes. In industry, they are applied for defect detection and design evaluation.

The main advantage of a CT scanner is its ability to capture high-resolution, non-destructive images. This makes it a valuable tool across various applications.

Application of CT scanner

✅Medical Diagnostics
Used in hospitals to examine the condition of organs and bones in detail, aiding in diagnosing diseases or injuries, especially for locating and measuring tumors.
✅Quality Inspection in Manufacturing
Checks for internal defects in industrial products or components, ensuring quality without causing damage. Commonly used for evaluating aircraft parts and electronic devices.
✅Archaeological Studies
Investigates the internal structure of artifacts or mummies, helping with preservation and understanding historical contexts.
✅Geological Surveys
Examines the internal composition of rocks or minerals, supporting resource exploration and geological research.

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