Medical CT scanners utilize a rotating gantry where the X-ray source and detector move around the patient to capture images quickly. In contrast, industrial CT scanners typically keep the optical system stationary while rotating the sample itself. This configuration ensures high stability and allows for the geometric magnification required to achieve high-resolution images for non-destructive inspection.
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