Battelle Memorial Institute

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Holosonics, Inc.

R Parks Gribble

H Dale Collins

Douglas L McMakin

Thomas E Hall

David M Sheen

Ronald H Severtsen

Lawrence J Busse

Larry Dean Reid

James M Prince

Edwin M Sheen

A wideband holographic surveillance system including a transceiver for generating a plurality of electromagnetic waves; antenna for transmitting the electromagnetic waves toward a target at a plurality of predetermined positions in space; the transceiver also receiving and converting electromagnetic waves reflected from the target to electrical signals at a plurality of predetermined positions in space; a computer for processing the electrical signals to obtain signals corresponding to a holographic reconstruction of the target; and a display for displaying the processed information to determine nature of the target. The computer has instructions to apply a three dimensional backward wave algorithm.

Real-time wideband holographic surveillance system

A holographic surveillance system including means for generating electromagnetic waves; means for transmitting the electromagnetic waves toward a target at a plurality of predetermined positions in space; means for receiving and converting electromagnetic waves reflected from the target to electrical signals at a plurality of predetermined positions in space; means for processing the electrical signals to obtain signals corresponding to a holographic reconstruction of the target; and means for displaying the processed information to determine nature of the target. The means for processing the electrical signals includes means for converting analog signals to digital signals followed by a computer means to apply a backward wave algorithm.

Real-time holographic surveillance system

A method for providing an image of the human heart's electrical system derives time-of-flight data from an array of EKG electrodes and this data is transformed into phase information. The phase information, treated as a hologram, is reconstructed to provide an image in one or two dimensions of the electrical system of the functioning heart.

Heart imaging method

A scan acoustical holographic imaging apparatus is disclosed that is capable of displaying an isometric image of an object scanned with acoustical energy in which the image visually depicts surface contour information. The apparatus includes mechanisms for generating X, Y and Z electrical distance signals as an acoustical transducer is scanned in a scan plane over the object. The apparatus further includes mechanisms for generating object signals that are mixed with a holographic reference signal that may be phase shifted to produce a resultant holographic object signal which is used to modulate the brightness input of a CRT display device. The X, Y and Z electrical distance signals are transformed into an electronic isometric projection and applied to the horizontal and vertical inputs of the CRT display.

Scan acoustical holographic imaging apparatus

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Richland, WA, United States of America

R Parks Gribble