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134 results about "High-energy X-rays" patented technology

High-energy X-rays or HEX-rays are very hard X-rays, with typical energies of 80–1000 keV (1 MeV), about one order of magnitude higher than conventional X-rays (and well into gamma-ray energies over 120 keV). They are produced at modern synchrotron radiation sources such as the beamline ID15 at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF). The main benefit is the deep penetration into matter which makes them a probe for thick samples in physics and materials science and permits an in-air sample environment and operation. Scattering angles are small and diffraction directed forward allows for simple detector setups.

System for quantitative radiographic imaging

A system for spectroscopic imaging of bodily tissue in which a scintillation screen and a charged coupled device (CCD) are used to accurately image selected tissue. Applications include the imaging of radionuclide distributions within the human body or the use of a dual energy source to provide a dual photon bone densitometry apparatus that uses stationary or scanning acquisition techniques. An x-ray source generates x-rays which pass through a region of a subject's body, forming an x-ray image which reaches the scintillation screen. The scintillation screen reradiates a spatial intensity pattern corresponding to the image, the pattern being detected by a CCD sensor. The image is digitized by the sensor and processed by a controller before being stored as an electronic image. A dual energy x-ray source that delivers two different energy levels provides quantitative information regarding the object being imaged using dual photon absorptiometry techniques. Dual scintillation screens can be used to simultaneously generate images of low-energy and high-energy x-ray patterns. Each image is directed onto an associated respective CCD or amorphous silicon detector to generate individual electronic representations of the separate images.
Owner:UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL CENT

High energy, real time capable, direct radiation conversion X-ray imaging system for Cd-Te and Cd-Zn-Te based cameras

A calibrated real-time, high energy X-ray imaging system is disclosed which incorporates a direct radiation conversion, X-ray imaging camera and a high speed image processing module. The high energy imaging camera utilizes a Cd—Te or a Cd—Zn—Te direct conversion detector substrate. The image processor includes a software driven calibration module that uses an algorithm to analyze time dependent raw digital pixel data to provide a time related series of correction factors for each pixel in an image frame. Additionally, the image processor includes a high speed image frame processing module capable of generating image frames at frame readout rates of greater than ten frames per second to over 100 frames per second. The image processor can provide normalized image frames in real-time or can accumulate static frame data for substantially very long periods of time without the typical concomitant degradation of the signal-to-noise ratio.
Owner:OY AJAT LTD

High-Energy X-Ray-Spectroscopy-Based Inspection System and Methods to Determine the Atomic Number of Materials

The application discloses systems and methods for X-ray scanning for identifying material composition of an object being scanned. The system includes at least one X-ray source for projecting an X-ray beam on the object, where at least a portion of the projected X-ray beam is transmitted through the object, and an array of detectors for measuring energy spectra of the transmitted X-rays. The measured energy spectra are used to determine atomic number of the object for identifying the material composition of the object. The X-ray scanning system may also have an array of collimated high energy backscattered X-ray detectors for measuring the energy spectrum of X-rays scattered by the object at an angle greater than 90 degrees, where the measured energy spectrum is used in conjunction with the transmission energy spectrum to determine atomic numbers of the object for identifying the material composition of the object.
Owner:RAPISCAN SYST INC (US)

Lens Bonded X-Ray Scintillator System and Manufacturing Method Therefor

A scintillated CCD detector system for imaging x rays uses x-rays having a photon energy in the range of 1 to 20 keV. The detector differs from existing systems in that it provides extremely high resolution of better than a micrometer, and high detection quantum efficiency of up to 95%. The design of this detector also allows it to function as an energy filter to remove high-energy x-rays. This detector is useful in a wide range of applications including x-ray imaging, spectroscopy, and diffraction. The scintillator optical system has scintillator material with a lens system for collecting the light that is generated in the scintillator material. A substrate is used for spacing the scintillator material from the lens system.
Owner:CARL ZEISS X RAY MICROSCOPY

High-energy X-ray radiographic film changing robot

The invention discloses a high-energy X-ray radiographic film changing robot, and relates to the technical field of high-energy X-ray nondestructive testing. The high-energy X-ray radiographic film changing robot comprises a movable vehicle, an openable screen film library, a mechanical gripper, movement mechanisms of the mechanical gripper and an electric control cabinet, and mechanical transmission, electric control, hydraulic control, pneumatic control and PLC (programmable logic control) functions are integrated in a system. Film holders are remotely and automatically switched by the system via a manual teaching technology, a remote control technology, an automatic zero calibration technology, a film library ray screen structure optimization design technology and an industrial robot technology. A plurality of industrial X-ray film holders can be stored at one step by the aid of the robot, films in the film holders can be effectively screened, and a series of automatic film changing actions such as grabbing the film holders and spatially positioning the film holders can be automatically completed under remote instruction operation actions according to an artificially taught movement track. The high-energy X-ray radiographic film changing robot has the advantages that the robot can replace operators to reliably and automatically switch the films under a high-energy X-ray condition, and the work efficiency is greatly improved.
Owner:中国人民解放军96630部队

Synchronous radiation X-ray diffraction in-situ stretching device and application method thereof

The invention relates to the field of material structure research and performance in-situ test, and specifically relates to a synchronous radiation X-ray diffraction in-situ stretching device and an application method thereof. The device comprises three main components of a loader, a driver, and a fixing support. The loader is mainly manufactured by using high-strength aluminum alloy or titanium alloy, and comprises a pedestal, a load driving part, a load transmission part, a sample fixture part, a stretch sensor part, and a slide guide rail part. The driver is an integration of a data collection card and a motor driver, and is independent from the loader. The fixing support is manufactured from high-strength aluminum alloy, and has a detachable interface on the lower part. The device is designed based on an X-ray reflective optical path principle. Sample loading fixture and load sensor heights satisfy requirements. The device can be effectively applied in in-situ microstructure and performance integral tests. With the device, a dynamic process of stress and strain distribution of various phases of a material can be subjected to in-situ observation by using high-energy X-rays, and material mechanical performance mechanism can be analyzed on a micro-phase size.
Owner:INST OF METAL RESEARCH - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI

Device and method for real-time mark of substance identification system

Disclosed are a method and a device for real-time mark for a high-energy X-ray dual-energy imaging container inspection system in the radiation imaging field. The method comprises the steps of emitting a first main beam of rays and a first auxiliary beam of rays having a first energy, and a second main beam of rays and a second auxiliary beam of rays having a second energy; causing the first and second main beams of rays transmitting through the article to be inspected; causing the first and second auxiliary beams of rays transmitting through at least one real-time mark material block; collecting values of the first and second main beams of rays that have transmitted through the article to be inspected as dual-energy data; collecting values of the first and second auxiliary beams of rays that have transmitted through the real-time mark material block as adjustment parameters; adjusting the set of classification parameters based on the adjustment parameters; and identifying the substance according to the dual-energy data based on adjusted classification parameters. The method according to the invention simplifies the mark procedure for a substance identification subsystem in a high-energy dual-energy system while improves the stability of the material differentiation result of the system.
Owner:TSINGHUA UNIV +1

Novel dual-energy X-ray imaging detector

The invention discloses a novel dual-energy X-ray imaging detector. The novel dual-energy X-ray imaging detector comprises a composite flicker body, wherein the composite flicker body is composed of two different sheet flicker bodies. One kind of flicker body is used for absorbing high-energy X-rays in a dual-energy X-ray and producing flickering light. The other kind of flicker body is used for absorbing low-energy X-rays in the dual-energy X-ray and producing flickering light. An optical module is located between the composite flicker body and an imaging sensor. The flicker light produced by the composite flicker body is enabled to form an image on the imaging sensor. The imaging sensor is used for detecting optical field distribution of the image formed on the light-sensitive surface of the imaging sensor and converting the image into a digital image. Three-dimensional spatial distribution information of flicker lighting points is obtained after arithmetic processing is carried out on the digital image. According to the novel dual-energy X-ray imaging detector, image formation of flicker light produced in a flicker body of a continuous structure is available, and the problems that high system complexity and low detection efficiency and the like caused by an independent flicker body array structure are solved.
Owner:INST OF HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCI
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