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X-RAY uses high-energy electrons generated by a cathode X-ray tube to collide with a metal target. During the entire impact process, the kinetic energy lost due to the sudden deceleration of the electrons will be released in the form of X-rays. For areas where the sample cannot be detected visually, an image is generated by recording the changes in light intensity of X-Ray penetrating substances of different densities, resulting in a contrasting effect. By analyzing the image, the internal structure of the test object can be displayed, allowing for observation of problematic areas inside the test object without damaging it. As a detection method, X-RAY is widely used in various industries, including semiconductor and electronic manufacturing testing, lithium battery testing, industrial testing, public safety testing, as well as food and weapons, due to its advantages of fast speed, high accuracy, and good visibility. The X-RAY detection equipment involves interdisciplinary fields such as optics, mechanics, microelectronics, and software technology, and is the infrastructure for the development of many high-tech industries and equipment. The key technologies of X-ray detection equipment include light tubes, detectors, and image software.