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Leland Stanford Junior University

Temple University

Chuanxiang Tang

Huaibi Chen

Yaohong Liu

Yuanjing Li

Kejun Kang

Huaping Tang

Wenhui Huang

Zhiqiang Chen

Jinsheng Liu

Junli Li

Ziran Zhao

Yinong Liu

Shangmin Sun

Haifeng Hu

Xinshui Yan

Jianmin Li

Dongsheng Zhang

Hua Peng

Wei Jia

Wei Yin

Zhe Zhang

Li Ni Zhang

Wanlong Wu

Jianping Gu

Quanwei Song

Qitian Miao

Jianping Cheng

Ming Hu

Liang Zhang

Hui Zhang

Xuewu Wang

Nan Jiang

Tao Wang

Jian Li

Ping Wang

Qingjun Zhang

Feng Gao

Shuo Wang

Meng Wang

Dan Zhang

Yulan Li

Jinyu Zhang

Hao Yu

Chunguang Zong

Weifeng Yu

Haitao Jiang

Yu He

Jin Ping Lin

Cheng Song

Cong Xu

Dongyu Wang

Qingxiu Jin

Huayi Zhang

Jianjun Gao

Qun Luo

Donghai Liu

Chengjun Tan

Shuxin Zheng

Jiaru Shi

Xiying Liu

Peidong Wu

Luming Zhang

Wenhuan Gao

Zhanfeng Qin

Zhongrong Yang

Zhizhong Liang

Yali Xie

Jianjun Su

Ming Huang

Shenjin Ming

Hao Shi

Hao Zha

Yanli Deng

Weizhen Wang

Liming Wang

Qinghua Li

Chong Gu

Jingyu Gu

Liwei Song

Tao Xue

Xianli Ding

Bei He

Shi Yu Wang

Rongxuan Liu

Weiqiang Guan

Yanfeng Cao

Hui Gong

Qinghui Zhang

Huaqiang Zhong

Xueguang Cao

Hongsheng Wen

Yunze Ding

Chao Chang

Juhao Wu

Yuzheng Lin

Dechun Tong

Xiang'an Qi

Haihong Sun

Renkai Li

Ning Kang

A ray generating device and a control method thereof are provided. The ray generating device includes: an electronic beam generating device; a microwave generating device; a microwave circulator, having a power input port and at least two power output ports, the power input port being connected to the microwave generating device; a plurality of accelerating tubes respectively connected to at least two power output ports, configured to respectively receive a plurality of electronic beams, and accelerate electronic beams respectively through microwaves received from the at least two power output ports, and to respectively generate a plurality of rays having at least two different energies; and a controller, configured to perform chronological control on microwave power of the microwave generating device, and chronological control on beam loadings of the electronic beams generated by the electronic beam generating device and respectively corresponding to accelerating tubes.

Ray generating device and control method thereof

A magnetron is provided and includes a tube body with a plurality of communicated first cavities therein, a plurality of anodes in the first cavities including a cylinder and a plurality of vanes, outer ends of the vanes are connected with an inner circumferential surface of the cylinder; a first resonant cavity and a second resonant cavity are formed between the adjacent vanes, the cylinder is provided with a plurality of coupling slots arranged at intervals and running through the cylinder to communicate the first resonant cavity with the first cavity; a plurality of cathode arranged in and coaxially with the cylinder; the cathodes and inner ends of the vanes are spaced apart; at least part of the cathodes are located inside vanes, and an output slot is defined on the tube body for communicating the first cavity with an outside.

Multi-cathode magnetron with internal electromagnetic field coupling

An anode target, a ray light source, a computed tomography device, and an imaging method, which relate to the technical field of ray processing. The anode target comprises a first anode target, a second anode target, and a ceramic plate. The first anode target is used for enabling, by means of a first voltage carried on the first anode target, an electron beam emitted by a cathode to generate a first ray on a target spot of the first anode target. The second anode target is used for enabling, by means of a second voltage carried on the second anode target, an electron beam emitted by the cathode to generate a second tray on a target spot of the second anode. The ceramic plate is used for isolating the first anode target from the second anode target. By means of the anode target, the ray light source, the computed tomography device and the imaging method, dual-energy distributed ray imaging data can be provided and the imaging quality of a ray system can be improved.

Anode target, ray light source, computed tomography device, and imaging method

An arrayed X-ray source and an X-ray imaging apparatus are described. An example X-ray source includes a housing and X-ray generators located in the housing. The X-ray generators are arranged in an array. The X-ray generators are provided separately from each other and configured to emit X-rays independently of each other.

Arrayed X-ray source and X-ray imaging apparatus

An anode target comprises: a plurality of target structures, used for receiving an electron beam emitted by a cathode to generate a ray, the plurality of target structures being of three-dimensional structures having bevels; a copper cooling body, used for bearing the target structures and comprising an oxygen-free copper cooling body; a cooling oil tube, used for cooling the anode target; and a shielding layer, used for achieving a shielding effect and comprising a tungsten shielding layer. The anode target, the ray light source, the computed tomography scanning device, and the imaging method in the present application are able to enable all target spots on the anode target to be distributed on a straight line, imaging quality of a ray system is improved, and complexity of an imaging system is reduced.

Anode target, ray light source, computed tomography scanning device, and imaging method

A distributed X-ray light source comprises: a plurality of arranged cathode assemblies used for emitting electron beams; an anode target used for receiving the electron beams emitted by the cathode assemblies; and compensation electrodes and focusing electrodes provided in sequence between the plurality of the cathode assemblies and the anode target, the compensation electrode being used for adjusting electric field strength at two ends of a grid structure in each cathode assembly, and the focusing electrode being used for focusing the electron beams emitted by the cathode assemblies, wherein the focusing electrode corresponding to at least one cathode assembly in the plurality of the cathode assemblies comprises a first electrode and a second electrode which are separately provided, and an electron beam channel is formed between the first electrode and the second electrode.

Distributed X-ray light source and control method therefor, and CT equipment

Embodiments of the disclosure provide a multi-ray-source accelerator and an inspection method. The multi-ray-source accelerator includes: a plurality of acceleration tubes, each acceleration tube of the plurality of acceleration tubes including an acceleration tube body that defines at least one cavity, the plurality of acceleration tubes being arranged in at least one row along a straight line or an arc and connected in series with each other; and a microwave unit configured to provide a microwave field to the plurality of acceleration tubes. The plurality of acceleration tubes are arranged to allow the microwave unit to provide the microwave field from an acceleration tube at one end of the plurality of acceleration tubes so as to accelerate electron beams in cavities of all the acceleration tubes.

Multi-ray-source accelerator and inspection method

An electron gun, an X-ray source and a CT device are provided. The electron gun includes a body having a first end portion and a second end portion opposite to each other, wherein the first end portion is a connecting end portion; an internal cavity is formed in the body and has an opening positioned on the second end portion; a cathode, a grid, a compensation electrode and a focus electrode, orderly arranged in the internal cavity in a direction from the first end portion to the second end portion.

Electron gun and X-ray source and CT device having the electron gun

A cathode assembly, an X-ray source and a CT device are provided. The cathode assembly includes a ceramic plug having a first and second end portions. Four wiring terminals and a protruding positioning part are provided on the first end portion. An internal cavity is formed in the ceramic plug, and a cathode is provided therein. The cathode has a filament with a positive and negative electrode leads. A grid is provided on the second end portion and has a grid voltage signal line. The cathode has a cathode surface lead. The positive electrode lead, the negative electrode lead, the grid voltage signal line and the cathode surface lead are electrically connected to one of the wiring terminals, respectively. The ceramic socket has four wiring tubes which may be electrically connected with the four wiring terminals.

Cathode assembly and X-ray source and CT device having the cathode assembly

This invention provides a scan method, scan system and radiation scan controller, and relates to the field of radiation. The scanning method includes obtaining detection data of an object to be inspected under radiation scanning using a detector, adjusting an accelerator output beam dose rate and/or an output electron beam energy level of a radiation emission device according to the detection data. With this method, working conditions of the accelerator of the radiation emission device may be adjusted according to the detection data detected by the detector, so that for a region having a larger mass thickness, a higher output beam dose rate or a higher electron beam output energy level is adopted to guarantee satisfied imaging technical indexes, for a region having a smaller mass thickness, a lower output beam dose rate or a lower electron beam output energy level is adopted to reduce the environmental dose level while guaranteeing satisfied imaging technical indexes.

Scan method, scan system and radiation scan controller

This invention provides a scan method, scan system and radiation scan controller, and relates to the field of radiation. Wherein, the scan method of this invention comprises: obtaining detection data of an object to be inspected under radiation scanning using a detector; adjusting an accelerator output beam dose rate and/or an output electron beam energy level of a radiation emission device according to the detection data. With this method, working conditions of the accelerator of the radiation emission device may be adjusted according to the detection data detected by the detector, so that for a region having a larger mass thickness, a higher output beam dose rate or a higher electron beam output energy level is adopted to guarantee satisfied imaging technical indexes, for a region having a smaller mass thickness, a lower output beam dose rate or a lower electron beam output energy level is adopted to reduce the environmental dose level while guaranteeing satisfied imaging technical indexes.

The present invention provides a pulse modulating power source, which comprises: a plurality of discharging modules connected in series during discharging; a plurality of triggers corresponding to said plurality of discharging modules, wherein each trigger provides a trigger signal to the corresponding discharging module to turn it on; a control logic module for controlling the trigger signals so as to turn on said plurality of discharging modules successively with a time delay; an output terminal for outputting a voltage.

Apparatus and method for controlling pulse output

The present invention may perform fluoroscopic imaging simultaneously on the subjects in at least two channels using only one electron accelerator, at least two sets of X-ray beams and at least two sets of detector systems, through the design of the electron accelerator, the shielding and collimating device, the at least two detector arrays and various mechanical composite structures. The X-ray fluoroscopic imaging system according to the present invention may be designed in specific forms of a stationary type, an assembled type, a track mobile type or vehicular mobile type, etc., and has advantages such as simple structure, low cost, strong function, good image quality and the like.

X-ray fluoroscopic imaging system

The present invention provides an X-ray generating apparatus and an X-ray fluoroscopy imaging system comprising the same. The X-ray generating apparatus comprises: an electron accelerator, an electron emission unit, and a target; and a shielding and collimating device, including a shielding structure and multiple collimators arranged in the shielding structure, wherein the collimators are thin gaps extending from the target to an exterior surface of the shielding structure and having an axis transverse an electron beam shooting the target, and at least two collimators forming different angles with the electron beam are arranged on the same side of a plane contains the electron beam shooting the target, and the planes where the collimators locate form angles from 30 degrees to 150 degrees with the electron beam shooting the target, to draw out planar beams having different draw-out angles, each having uniform intensity distribution in its respective plane.

X-ray generating apparatus and X-ray fluoroscopyimaging system equipped with the same

An apparatus and method to generate distributed x-rays. A hot cathode of an electron gun is used in vacuum to generate electron beams having certain initial movement energy and speed. Periodic scanning is performed with the initial low-energy electron beams, which are thus caused to be reciprocally deflected. A current-limiting device is provided in the travel path of the electron beams along the direction of the reciprocal deflection. Through holes arranged in an array on the current-limiting device, only part of the electron beams targeting specific positions can pass to form sequential electron beam currents distributed in an array. These electron beam currents are accelerated by a high-voltage electric field to obtain high energy, bombard an anode target, and thus sequentially generate corresponding focus spots and x-rays distributed in an array at the anode target.

Apparatuses and methods for generating distributed x-rays in a scanning manner

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