Analyzer of X-ray images includes a photodetector array with online memory, a single-purpose computer and an imager for the memory contents. The photodetector array incorporates 2 X (64 X 128) bistable photocells, their action potentials are adjusted for brightness. The analyzer is the most useful in verifying parallelism of absorbing plates in X-ray grids, in checking protective devices, and in processing mammograms.
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