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    • 4. 发明申请
    • DIAGNOSTIC METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR AN ACCELERATOR USING INDUCTION TO GENERATE AN ELECTRIC FIELD WITH A LOCALIZED CURL
    • 诊断方法和装置,使用电感来产生具有本地化曲线的电场
    • US20090177440A1
    • 2009-07-09
    • US12351241
    • 2009-01-09
    • William BertozziRobert J. Ledoux
    • William BertozziRobert J. Ledoux
    • G21C17/00
    • G01R27/2611H05H7/00
    • Methods and apparatus are described wherein a charged beam in an enclosed conducting cavity in an accelerator is monitored for position, current, and energy. One method uses induced electric signals on non-intercepting conducting electrodes. Another method uses an intercepting and moving electrode than can be moved into the beam to different degrees to monitor the beam current and vertical profile at different radial positions. Non-intercepting electrodes are also used as part of a moving diagnostic probe to monitor properties of the beam at different radial positions. Another method uses the current in the leads to a power supply, a portion of this current being equal to the beam current. Another method uses the magnetic and electric fields from the beam that penetrates a non-conducting portion of the conducting cavity. Yet another method uses the radiation emitted during acceleration of the beam by the deflecting magnets that guide the beam.
    • 描述了在加速器中的封闭导电腔中的带电束被监视位置,电流和能量的方法和装置。 一种方法在非截止导电电极上使用感应电信号。 另一种方法使用截止和移动电极,可以将其移动到不同程度的光束中,以监测不同径向位置处的电流和垂直剖面。 不被拦截的电极也用作移动的诊断探头的一部分,以监测在不同径向位置处的梁的性质。 另一种方法使用导线中的电流供电,该电流的一部分等于束电流。 另一种方法使用来自光束的磁场和电场,其穿过导电腔的非导电部分。 另一种方法是使用引导光束的偏转磁体在光束加速期间发射的辐射。
    • 5. 发明申请
    • METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR DETERMINING THE AVERAGE ATOMIC NUMBER AND MASS OF MATERIALS
    • 用于确定平均原子数和材料质量的方法和系统
    • US20080179502A1
    • 2008-07-31
    • US11854213
    • 2007-09-12
    • Robert J. LedouxWilliam Bertozzi
    • Robert J. LedouxWilliam Bertozzi
    • G01N21/17
    • G01N23/20G01N23/04G01N23/20083G01N23/201
    • Disclosed herein are methods and systems of scanning a target for potential threats using the energy spectra of photons scattered from the target to determine the spatial distributions of average atomic number and/or mass in the target. An exemplary method comprises: illuminating each of a plurality of voxels of the target with a photon beam; determining an incident flux upon each voxel; measuring the energy spectrum of photons scattered from the voxel; determining, using the energy spectrum, the average atomic number in the voxel; and determining the mass in the voxel using the incident flux, the average atomic number of the material in the voxel, the energy spectrum, and a scattering kernel corresponding to the voxel. An exemplary system may use threat detection heuristics to determine whether to trigger further action based upon the average atomic number and/or mass of the voxels.
    • 本文公开了使用从目标散射的光子的能谱对潜在威胁进行扫描的方法和系统,以确定目标中平均原子数和/或质量的空间分布。 一种示例性方法包括:用光子束照射目标的多个体素中的每一个; 确定每个体素的入射通量; 测量从体素散射的光子的能谱; 使用能谱确定体素中的平均原子数; 并且使用入射磁通量确定体素中的质量,体素中的材料的平均原子数,能谱和对应于体素的散射核。 示例性系统可以使用威胁检测启发式来确定是否基于体素的平均原子数和/或质量触发进一步的动作。
    • 6. 发明授权
    • Methods and systems for determining the average atomic number and mass of materials
    • 用于确定材料的平均原子数和质量的方法和系统
    • US07286638B2
    • 2007-10-23
    • US11177758
    • 2005-07-08
    • Robert J. LedouxWilliam Bertozzi
    • Robert J. LedouxWilliam Bertozzi
    • G01N23/201
    • G01N23/20G01N23/04G01N23/20083G01N23/201
    • Disclosed herein are methods and systems of scanning a target for potential threats using the energy spectra of photons scattered from the target to determine the spatial distributions of average atomic number and/or mass in the target. An exemplary method comprises: illuminating each of a plurality of voxels of the target with a photon beam; determining an incident flux upon each voxel; measuring the energy spectrum of photons scattered from the voxel; determining, using the energy spectrum, the average atomic number in the voxel; and determining the mass in the voxel using the incident flux, the average atomic number of the material in the voxel, the energy spectrum, and a scattering kernel corresponding to the voxel. An exemplary system may use threat detection heuristics to determine whether to trigger further action based upon the average atomic number and/or mass of the voxels.
    • 本文公开了使用从目标散射的光子的能谱对潜在威胁进行扫描的方法和系统,以确定目标中平均原子数和/或质量的空间分布。 一种示例性方法包括:用光子束照射目标的多个体素中的每一个; 确定每个体素的入射通量; 测量从体素散射的光子的能谱; 使用能谱确定体素中的平均原子数; 并且使用入射磁通量确定体素中的质量,体素中的材料的平均原子数,能谱和对应于体素的散射核。 示例性系统可以使用威胁检测启发式来确定是否基于体素的平均原子数和/或质量触发进一步的动作。