Digital radiography is X-ray imaging in which digital X-ray sensors are used instead of traditional photographic films. The advantages of this method include improved time efficiency, digital transfer capability, quick image preview, elimination of film processing costs, a wider dynamic range, and the ability to use specific image processing techniques that enhance the overall image quality. In general, X-ray detectors convert the energy transmitted by radiation into forms that can be visually or electronically identified. Typically, photons are absorbed by the detector material, and energy transfer occurs through ionization. Experts at Bahyar Sanat Sepahan have recognized the importance of high-resolution X-ray detectors based on CMOS technology in the future of X-ray imaging. After two years of careful study and analysis of these detectors, they have successfully produced the initial prototype of high-resolution X-ray detectors for various imaging applications. The most important applications of this product include:

• CT scan imaging
• Angiography
• Synchrotron tomography
• X-ray spectroscopy
• X-ray-based microscopy
• X-ray topography
• High-resolution industrial radiography
• Micro CT systems