Mammography systems are crucial for early detection of breast cancer, and they come in two main types: analog and digital. Analog mammography uses traditional film to capture breast images. The images are then developed in a darkroom, similar to how traditional photographs are processed. While analog systems have been widely used, they are less efficient in terms of image quality and patient comfort compared to modern technologies. On the other hand, digital mammography captures breast images using electronic sensors that convert X-ray data into digital images, which are displayed on a computer screen. This method offers enhanced image clarity, easier storage and retrieval of data, and the ability to manipulate images for better diagnosis. Digital mammography has become the preferred choice due to its superior diagnostic capabilities, faster results, and more comfortable patient experience.