Lutz Brügemann

Title: Lutz Brügemann: X-Ray Measurement Innovations

Introduction

Lutz Brügemann is an inventor based in Durmersheim, Germany. His patent work focuses on X-ray measurement arrangements and detector designs. Brügemann is associated with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Brügemann’s recent inventions address the accuracy and continuity of X-ray measurements.

“Measurement Arrangement for X-Ray Radiation for Gap-Free 1D Measurement” describes an X-ray detector made up of multiple detector modules. The modules overlap along the measurement direction so that an active, X-ray-sensitive zone on one module bridges a dead zone on another. This arrangement is designed to provide gap-free, one-dimensional measurement information, including X-ray diffraction data.

“Measuring Arrangement for X-Ray Radiation Having Reduced Parallax Effects” describes a detector with sensor elements arranged in a common plane. The elements are spaced so that their centroids are at equal distances from the sample position. The design can use flat detector modules, including semiconductor modules, and is intended to reduce susceptibility to measurement errors caused by parallax effects.

Career Highlights

Brügemann’s work is associated with Bruker AXS GmbH and Bruker AXS SE. His patent contributions reflect a focus on detector geometry and measurement reliability in X-ray applications.

Collaborations

Brügemann’s listed coworkers include Jürgen Fink and Christian Maurer. Their shared professional context is connected with Bruker’s X-ray measurement and instrumentation work.

Conclusion

Lutz Brügemann’s inventions address practical challenges in X-ray detection by supporting gap-free measurements and reducing parallax-related errors.