Ryuki Yokota

Title: Ryuki Yokota: Electromagnet and Charged Particle Accelerator

Introduction

Ryuki Yokota is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan. His patent work includes an electromagnet design for a charged particle accelerator, addressing the arrangement of beam paths within a quadrupole electromagnet.

Latest Patents

Yokota is associated with 1 patent, titled “Electromagnet and Charged Particle Accelerator.” The invention describes a quadrupole electromagnet with an iron core that has both a main region for a circulating charged particle beam and a separate beam-passing gap for an output beam. Excitation coils are wound around the iron core, while a main vacuum duct and a sub-vacuum duct guide the respective beams.

The design aims to prevent interference between the output beam’s path and the electromagnet while maintaining sufficient separation between the output beam and the circulating beam.

Career Highlights

Yokota has been associated with Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation and Toshiba Corporation. His patent reflects work on electromagnet and accelerator configurations for managing distinct charged particle beam paths.

Collaborations

The patent’s technical focus connects Yokota’s work with the development of charged particle accelerator systems and electromagnet components. His company affiliations provide context for his professional work in this area.

Conclusion

Ryuki Yokota’s patent describes a quadrupole electromagnet designed to guide circulating and separated charged particle beams along distinct paths while reducing interference.