This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Vanderbilt University. Active years: 2001-2004.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2001-2004
Title: Robert H. Traeger: Inventor of Pulsed Monochromatic X-Ray Technology
Introduction
Robert H. Traeger is an inventor associated with Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. His patent work includes technology for producing tunable, pulsed monochromatic X-rays.
Latest Patents
Traeger is credited with 2 patents. One of his listed inventions is “System and Method for Producing Pulsed Monochromatic X-Rays.” The system counter-propagates a tabletop laser’s light beam against an electron beam from a linear accelerator. Inverse Compton scattering during the interaction generates X-ray photon pulses. Its pulse structure can include a single micropulse, allowing individual X-ray pulses to be controlled by frequency, energy level, direction, and duration.
Career Highlights
Traeger’s patent activity is connected with Vanderbilt University. The described X-ray system combines laser and accelerator technology to produce short, individually controllable pulses.
Collaborations
Traeger’s listed coworkers include Frank E. Carroll and James W. Waters.
Conclusion
Robert H. Traeger’s patent work at Vanderbilt University includes a system designed to generate tunable pulsed monochromatic X-rays with precise control over individual pulses.
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