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Dental X-Ray Sensor Production

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TowerJazz of Migdal Ha’Emeq, Israel, and e2v Technologies plc of Chelmsford, UK, have announced that e2v has increased the rate of production of its dental x-ray sensors, which incorporate TowerJazz’s 0.18-μm CMOS image sensor technology. The companies will work to create a new generation of system-on-chip sensors that benefit from high image quality and advanced levels of integration and embedded capabilities. Replacing conventional x-ray film, dental intraoral x-ray sensors provide dentists with an instant digital image on a screen rather than on film that must be developed.Read full article

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    Photonics Spectra
    Mar 2011
    GLOSSARY
    x-ray film
    A film or plate that is usually coated on both sides with a very fast emulsion that is sensitive to x-rays, and used to record x-ray diffraction patterns photographically.
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