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| 20090003528 | Target location by tracking of imaging device - A method and apparatus for tracking a target by tracking the location of an imaging device while the imaging device is tracking the target is described. | 01-01-2009 |
| 20090103683 | EMITTER DESIGN INCLUDING EMERGENCY OPERATION MODE IN CASE OF EMITTER-DAMAGE FOR MEDICAL X-RAY APPLICATION - The invention relates the field of electron emitter of an X-ray tube. More specifically the invention relates to flat thermionic emitters to be used in X-ray systems with variable focus spot size and shape. The emitter provides two main terminals ( | 04-23-2009 |
| 20090168967 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR GENERATING RADIATION IN THE WAVELENGTH RANGE FROM ABOUT 1 NM TO ABOUT 30 NM, AND USE IN A LITHOGRAPHY DEVICE OR IN METROLOGY - A description is given of a method and an apparatus for generating radiation ( | 07-02-2009 |
| 20090252296 | MULTI-COLOR X-RAY GENERATOR - A multi-color X-ray generator includes an electron beam generator | 10-08-2009 |
| 20090252297 | Superconductor Electromagnetic Transmitter Device - The present invention is a super conductor electromagnetic transmitter device. This superconductor takes x amount of electro-magnetic energy waves and concentrates them by expulsion into an extremely powerful non-dissipating enhanced Faraday rotated directional output. This expulsion field, since it surrounds a central point in space because of the inner surface of a tube, is concentrated energy in a small space. Thus, it is impulsive and also induces ultra-Faraday rotation effect. In example, instead of Faraday rotation speed of energy wave rotation, the rotation field is much, much faster because of the superconductive Meissner field. | 10-08-2009 |
| 20100260321 | DISCRETELY ADDRESSABLE LARGE-AREA X-RAY SYSTEM - A discretely addressable large-area X-ray system is provided. The large-area X-ray system can output a uniform flux of X-rays over a large area using discrete addressing operation of transistors connected to cathodes of electron emitters. Thus, when applied to a medical device, the system can minimize damage inflicted upon the human body because it enables effective imaging of only a desired specific portion of the body. Furthermore, the large-area X-ray system can be simply implemented by current switching using transistors. Thus, the system can be very easily applied to other applications. | 10-14-2010 |
| 20110007874 | MULTIPLE ENERGY X-RAY SOURCE | 01-13-2011 |
| 20110013749 | HIGH BRIGHTNESS X-RAY GENERATING DEVICE AND METHOD - A high brightness X-ray generator and a high brightness X-ray generating method are provided which are able to promote an increase in X-ray brightness (i.e., an increase in an X-ray output) while suppressing an excessive increase in the cost of optical elements such as a laser unit, a mirror, and a lens. A high brightness X-ray generator generates an X-ray by inverse Compton scattering by colliding an electron beam with pulse laser light. There are provided a plurality of pulse laser units ( | 01-20-2011 |
| 20110026679 | X-RAY METERING APPARATUS, AND X-RAY METERING METHOD - An X-ray waveform is generated by validating detection data corresponding to when an X-ray ( | 02-03-2011 |
| 20110026680 | X-RAY GENERATING DEVICE - An X-ray generating device includes an electron-beam generator, a target assembly group, and an electron-beam focusing unit. The electron-beam generator generates electron beams. The target assembly group includes a plurality of target assemblies that are arranged along a straight line in a direction in which X-rays are output; each of the target assemblies includes a target and a supporting member; the target generates X-rays from one of the electron beams generated by the electron-beam generator; and the supporting member supports the target by being disposed adjacent thereto. The electron-beam focusing unit focuses the electron beams onto the targets included in the target assembly group so that X-rays are generated in each of the target assemblies and output along the straight line after passing through the target assemblies. | 02-03-2011 |
| 20110051897 | Liquid Target Producing Device Being Able to use Multiple Capillary Tube And X-Ray and EUV Light Source Device with the Same - A liquid target producing device to which multiple capillary tubes are mountable includes a capillary tube for injecting a liquid target in a jet form; a gas storage tank connected to the capillary tube through a gas line to store a gas to be supplied to the capillary tube; a metal jacket positioned at an outer circumference of the capillary tube such that a plurality of capillary tubes are installable thereto, the metal jacket liquefying the gas supplied through the gas line; a cryo-cooler connected to the metal jacket through a thermal conductive wire to cool the metal jacket; and a moving means for moving the metal jacket so as to set an initial position of the capillary tube. | 03-03-2011 |
| 20110116603 | MICROMINIATURE X-RAY TUBE WITH TRIODE STRUCTURE USING A NANO EMITTER - A microminiature X-ray tube with a triode structure using a nano emitter is provided, which can increase a field emission region as much as possible by means of nano emitters fine-patterned in a cathode to not only increase an emission current per unit area as much as possible but secure high electrical characteristics, reliability, and structural stability by means of a cover and a bonding material. In addition, gate holes having a macro structure can be formed in the gate to promote electron beam focusing by means of the gate without using a separate focusing electrode and to prevent a leakage current from occurring on the gate. Further, an auxiliary electrode can be formed on a top or an inner surface of a cover applied for structural stability to further promote the electron beam focusing and to control the output amounts per individual X-ray tubes output according to current switching to be equal to each other. | 05-19-2011 |
| 20110249801 | Gamma Ray Generator - An embodiment of a gamma ray generator includes a neutron generator and a moderator. The moderator is coupled to the neutron generator. The moderator includes a neutron capture material. In operation, the neutron generator produces neutrons and the neutron capture material captures at least some of the neutrons to produces gamma rays. An application of the gamma ray generator is as a source of gamma rays for calibration of gamma ray detectors. | 10-13-2011 |
| 20110268253 | Compact x-ray source - A compact device for generating X-rays by scattering includes a means for producing a beam of electrons, which comprises a grid of wires arranged in a useful scattering cone, so that the beam of electrons encounters at least one of the wires of the wire grid. | 11-03-2011 |
| 20120288065 | Compact Coherent Current and Radiation Source - Coherent electronic current, which can be used to generate coherent radiation, is generated by first generating and transmitting an array of discrete electron beamlets from a nanocathode array along a longitudinal axis. The array of electron beamlets is then focused to reduce the spacing that separates the electron beamlets. The transverse-axis spacing of the electron beamlets is then transferred to the longitudinal axis via an emittance exchange beamline, creating a periodically modulated distribution of coherent electronic current. The coherent electronic current can then be directed into a stream of photons to generate coherent radiation. | 11-15-2012 |
| 20130259204 | X-RAY GENERATOR DEVICE - An x-ray generator device includes a housing at least partially holding a specific fluid pressure, with an arm positioned to be able to strike a strike plate within the housing. The housing contains an x-ray window. The arm is magnetically actuated in at least one direction by a magnetic field generator outside of the housing. A striking portion of the lever arm and/or the strike plate may be a polymeric material with embedded metal or metal alloys. | 10-03-2013 |
| 20140254766 | METHOD AND ARRANGEMENT FOR GENERATING A JET OF FLUID, METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR TRANSFORMING THE JET INTO A PLASMA, AND USES OF SAID SYSTEM - A method and apparatus for generating a pulsed jet of fluid, and transforming the jet into a plasma. The method includes using a high-pressure rapid solenoid valve, and a pipe mounted on an outlet opening of the solenoid valve to produce a pulsed fluid jet which is sub-millimetric in size, and the atomic density of which is more than 10 | 09-11-2014 |
| 20140307857 | Arrangement for the Handling of a Liquid Metal for Cooling Revolving Components of a Radiation Source Based on a Radiation-Emitting Plasma - An arrangement for handling a liquid metal for cooling revolving components of a radiation source based on a radiation-emitting plasma has the handling arrangement for the liquid metal comprises a reservoir of liquid metal in a vessel, a tempering device for adjusting the temperature moderately above the melting point of the metal, a pump unit for moving the liquid metal in circulation. The handling unit containing the reservoir and the pump unit is provided for transporting the metal into a separated source module via a feed pipe and a return pipe for guiding highly heated metal back from the source module into the reservoir. The return pipe is formed as a straight pipe slightly inclined to the reservoir to guide the heated metal back by action of gravity in a substantially laminar flow. | 10-16-2014 |
| 20140369474 | X-RAY GENERATION DEVICES AND METHODS - The present disclosure describes an x-ray generating device comprising at least one pair of rotating objects kept in constant frictional contact. In various embodiments, a first rotating object comprises an outer surface material with RDP of ∈ | 12-18-2014 |
| 20140376697 | MODULATED METHOD FOR EFFICIENT, NARROW-BANDWIDTH, LASER COMPTON X-RAY AND GAMMA-RAY SOURCES - A method of x-ray and gamma-ray generation via laser Compton scattering uses the interaction of a specially-formatted, highly modulated, long duration, laser pulse with a high-frequency train of high-brightness electron bunches to both create narrow bandwidth x-ray and gamma-ray sources and significantly increase the laser to Compton photon conversion efficiency. | 12-25-2014 |
| 20150063547 | Method for Stabilizing a Plasma and an Improved Ionization Chamber - A method for stabilizing a plasma is disclosed. The method includes (a) providing in an ionization chamber a number of high voltage wires and a gas suitable for forming a plasma, and (b) exposing the gas to a high voltage thereby igniting the gas to form the plasma. Upon ignition, the plasma is subjected to an amount of light. A use of the method to generate X-rays is also disclosed. The invention is further directed to an ionization chamber including (a) a gas suitable for forming a plasma, and (b) a number of high voltage wires for exposing the gas to a high voltage thereby igniting the gas to form the plasma. The ionization chamber includes a device for subjecting the plasma upon ignition to an amount of light. The invention relates to an X-ray generator including such ionization chamber and to a laser apparatus including such X-ray generator. | 03-05-2015 |
| 20150124933 | X-RAY GENERATOR DEVICE - An x-ray generator device includes a housing at least partially holding a specific fluid pressure, with an arm positioned to be able to strike a strike plate within the housing. The housing contains an x-ray window. The arm is magnetically actuated in at least one direction by a magnetic field generator outside of the housing. A striking portion of the lever arm and/or the strike plate may be a polymeric material with embedded metal or metal alloys. | 05-07-2015 |
| 20150139401 | METHOD OF TREATING A SURFACE LAYER OF A DEVICE CONSISTING OF ALUMINA AND RESPECTIVE DEVICE, PARTICULARLY X-RAY TUBE COMPONENT - A method for treating a surface layer ( | 05-21-2015 |
| 20150373823 | BURST-LASER GENERATOR USING AN OPTICAL RESONATOR - The present invention provides a burst-laser generator using an optical resonator which produces high pulse-strength of burst-laser in order to conduct laser Compton scattering, comprising: a self-oscillation amplifying optical loop-path and an external optical resonator to burst-amplify laser, wherein, laser supplied by an exciting laser source is self-oscillation amplified with the self-oscillation amplifying optical loop-path and further burst-amplified with the external optical resonator. | 12-24-2015 |
| 20160000390 | MOBILE X-RAY-DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS - A mobile X-ray-diagnostic apparatus of an embodiment includes an X-ray generator, an arm, a main body, a support column, and at least two input equipment. The X-ray generator generates X-rays. The arm holds the X-ray generator at one end. The main body includes wheels. The support column is turnably supported about a vertical direction as an axis, and supports another end of the arm. The at least two input equipment are arranged on the support column such that heights in the vertical direction differ from each other, and controls driving of the main body. | 01-07-2016 |
| 20160014874 | Compact, All-Optical Generation of Coherent X-Rays | 01-14-2016 |
| 20160038110 | SUPPORTING DEVICE AND X-RAY DIAGNOSTIC APPARATUS - A supporting device according to an embodiment includes a holder, a supporter, and a controller. The holder holds a terminal device that includes a detection surface that detects an input operation by an operator. The supporter is connected to the holder and is movably provided so as to locate a terminal device at a predetermined position, the terminal device being held by the holder. The controller fixes the supporter in a state where the supporter is located at a predetermined position when the detection surface detects the input operation. | 02-11-2016 |
| 20160088719 | FRICTION DRIVEN X-RAY SOURCE - A high energy radiation generator utilizes sliding friction in a low pressure environment to generate high energy radiation, for example x-rays. The sliding friction may be generated by sweeping one material against a second material, for example rotating a surface of a rotor against a membrane, in the presence of an electron target, which may be one of the first material or the second material, or a different material. | 03-24-2016 |
| 20160198556 | X-RAY GENERATOR DEVICE | 07-07-2016 |
