This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Thales. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Michel Caplot: Inventor of an Anode Production Method for Cold-Cathode X-Ray Sources.
Introduction
Michel Caplot is an inventor based in Moirans, France, associated with Thales. His work includes a patented method for producing an anode for a cold-cathode X-ray source.
Latest Patents
Caplot is credited with 1 patent: “Method for Producing an Anode for a Cold Cathode X-Ray Source.” The method describes making a target from a material that generates X-rays when it absorbs an electron beam, and a target support made from a second material. It then joins the two components by hard soldering above the anode’s intended operating temperature and the solder’s melting point, forming a solder layer between the target and its support.
Career Highlights
Caplot’s patent addresses the manufacture of an anode for a cold-cathode X-ray source. It specifies materials with different thermal expansion coefficients at the anode’s intended operating temperature and a joining process designed to connect the target and support.
Collaborations
Caplot is associated with Thales. His listed coworker is Guillaume Royer.
Conclusion
Michel Caplot’s recorded invention focuses on a hard-soldering method for assembling anode components for cold-cathode X-ray sources.
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