82 results about "C banding" patented technology

A medical accelerator system is provided for simultaneous radiation therapy to all treatment fields. It provides the single dose effect of radiation on cell survival. It eliminates the inter-field interrupted, subfractionated fractionated radiation therapy. Single or four beams S-band, C-band or X-band accelerators are connected to treatment heads through connecting beam lines. It is placed in a radiation shielding vault which minimizes the leakage and scattered radiation and the size and weight of the treatment head. In one version, treatment heads are arranged circularly and connected with the beam line. In another version, a pair of treatment heads is mounted to each ends of narrow gantries and multiple such treatment heads mounted gantries are assembled together. Electron beam is steered to all the treatment heads simultaneously to treat all the fields simultaneously. Radiating beam's intensity in a treatment field is modulated with combined divergent and pencil beam, selective beam's energy, dose rate and weight and not with MLC and similar devices. Since all the treatment fields are treated simultaneously the dose rate at the tumor site is the sum of each of the converging beam's dose rate at depth. It represents the biological dose rate. The dose rate at d-max for a given field is the individual machine dose rate. Its treatment options includes divergent or pencil beam modes. It enables to treat a tumor with lesser radiation toxicities to normal tissue and higher tumor cure and control.

An optical amplifier includes an optical amplification medium, an excitation source to stimulate the amplification medium to output at least one wavelength gain peak, and a gain equalizer to equalize the output of the amplification medium such that gain is produced at wavelengths other than the wavelength gain peak. The gain equalizer may attenuate gain at the peak wavelength. The gain equalizer may equalize the output of the amplification medium such that gain is produced at wavelengths less than the wavelength gain peak. The optical amplifier may include both a gain equalizer and automatic level control circuitry to respectively maintain substantially uniform gain at wavelengths within an optical signal band and maintain constant output power.

A quantum key distribution system is deployed in an optical fiber network transporting classical data traffic. A source of entangled photon pairs is used to generate quantum keys. Classical data traffic is typically transported over channels in the C-band. If a pair of channels for transport of quantum data is available within the C-band, then the source of entangled photon pairs is tuned to emit in a pair of channels in the C-band. If a pair of channels for transport of quantum data is not available within the C-band, then the source of entangled photon pairs is tuned to emit in a pair of channels in a combined S-band and L-band. When a periodically-poled lithium niobate waveguide pumped with a laser is used for the source of entangled photon pairs, the output spectral properties are tuned by varying the temperature of the waveguide.

A C-Band Disinfector disinfects objects placed within the interior of the device by subjecting the objects to emissions of UV-C radiation. Multiple UV-C sensors measure UV-C radiation dosage to the objects and control the period of operation of the device, terminating the emission of UV-C radiation only after all of the UV-C radiation sensors have received a minimum predetermined dosage.

The invention relates to a C-band low-loss and high-inhibition micro band-pass filter which comprises an input interface and an output interface which are applicable to surface installation, five parallel resonance units realized by adopting two layers of folded coupling strip lines, four zero-point setting circuits, an input inductance and an output inductance, wherein the structures are realized by adopting a multilayer low-temperature co-fired ceramic process technology. The micro band-pass filter of the invention has the advantages of small volume, light weight, excellent electrical performance, high reliability, good linearity of phase-frequency characteristic, good temperature stability, fine batch consistency of electrical performance, low cost and the like, is suitable for mass production, is especially applicable to hand-hold and portable finished products for wireless communication, such as radars, communication, arrow loading, sky borne, missile borne, space ships, one-man mobile communication terminals, and the like as well as corresponding frequency range system with rigorous requirements on volume, weight, electrical performance, reliability and the like.

The invention mainly belongs to the technical field of communication antennas, especially the technical field of satellite antennas, and specifically relates to a C-band receiving and transmitting integrated microstrip array antenna. The antenna comprises a plurality of receiving and transmitting shared antenna units which respectively consist of a receiving and transmitting shared drive paster and a receiving and transmitting shared parasitic paster, wherein the receiving and transmitting shared antenna units are used for achieving the integration of a C-band receiving and transmitting antenna. The microstrip array antenna also comprises a feed network, a receiving feed port, and a transmitting feed port. The receiving feed port and the transmitting feed port are respectively connected with the feed network. The feed network achieves the feeding of the receiving and transmitting shared drive pasters. The antenna is large in bandwidth, is simple in structure, is high in gain, is in port isolation degree, is excellent in cross polarization performances, can be conveniently extended to be a larger array, and has the incomparable advantages for the C-band satellite communication application.

The systems, apparatuses and methods of the present invention set forth improvements to the problems of the current pairing or duplex paradigm, resulting in a dramatic increase in fiber transmission efficiency, accomplished explicitly by restructuring presently-aligned C-Band wavelengths into innovative DWDM transmit and receive formats, and through implementing photonic-wave changes, which directs Ethernet data flow onto new path adaptations. These improvements could reduce line haul expenses significantly, believed to reach a projected 50% less requirement / deployment of fiber strands. This saving would offer owner-operators substantial fiber strand cost reductions, affecting transportation rates of high-bandwidth digital payloads traversing over DWDM networks, and lower usage rates of cross-connections amid multiple equipment inter-exchanging throughout large data centers.

An optimized SOI 2×2 multimode interference (MMI) coupler is designed by use of the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm. Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) simulation shows that, within a footprint of 9.4×1.6 μm2, <0.1 dB power unbalance and <1 degree phase error are achieved across the entire C-band. The excess loss of the device is <0.2 dB.

The invention discloses an ultra-wideband Ka-band up-conversion system and method, the system comprises a first conversion unit, a second conversion unit and an amplification unit; wherein the first frequency conversion unit is used for spectrum shifting of the external P-band low-frequency signal to generate a C-band intermediate frequency signal; The second frequency conversion unit is used forspectrum shifting of the generated C-band intermediate frequency signal again to generate a Ka-band radio frequency signal; the amplifying unit is used for filtering and amplifying the Ka-band radio frequency signal and outputting the ultra-wideband Ka-band signal. The technical proposal of the invention can avoid using expensive high-frequency devices, greatly reduces the hardware complexity andcost of the emitter, at the same time can restrain the scatter in the link, the stability of the output Ka-band radio frequency signal is high, and the debugging operation is simple.

An optical amplifier includes an optical amplification medium, an excitation source to stimulate the amplification medium to output at least one wavelength gain peak, and a gain equalizer to equalize the output of the amplification medium such that gain is produced at wavelengths other than the wavelength gain peak. The gain equalizer may attenuate gain at the peak wavelength. The gain equalizer may equalize the output of the amplification medium such that gain is produced at wavelengths less than the wavelength gain peak. The optical amplifier may include both a gain equalizer and automatic level control circuitry to respectively maintain substantially uniform gain at wavelengths within an optical signal band and maintain constant output power.