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US Patent 10295485 X-ray transmission spectrometer system

Patent 10295485 was granted and assigned to Sigray, Inc. on May, 2019 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Patent Applicant
Sigray, Inc.
Sigray, Inc.
Current Assignee
Sigray, Inc.
Sigray, Inc.
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
10295485
Patent Inventor Names
Janos Kirz0
Srivatsan Seshadri0
Sylvia Jia Yun Lewis0
Wenbing Yun0
Date of Patent
May 21, 2019
Patent Application Number
15663831
Date Filed
July 31, 2017
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 11992350 System and method for compact laminography utilizing microfocus transmission x-ray source and variable magnification x-ray detector
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US Patent RE48612 X-ray interferometric imaging system
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US Patent 11056308 System and method for depth-selectable x-ray analysis
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US Patent 11651492 Methods and systems for manufacturing printed circuit board based on x-ray inspection
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US Patent 11686692 High throughput 3D x-ray imaging system using a transmission x-ray source
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US Patent 11703466 Sample inspection system
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US Patent 11428651 System and method for x-ray absorption spectroscopy using a crystal analyzer and a plurality of detector elements
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US Patent 11885755 X-ray sequential array wavelength dispersive spectrometer
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Courtney Thomas
Patent abstract

An x-ray transmission spectrometer system to be used with a compact x-ray source to measure x-ray absorption with both high spatial and high spectral resolution. The spectrometer system comprises a compact high brightness x-ray source, an optical system with a low pass spectral filter property to focus the x-rays through an object to be examined, and a spectrometer comprising a crystal analyzer (and, in some embodiments, a mosaic crystal) to disperse the transmitted beam, and in some instances an array detector. The high brightness/high flux x-ray source may have a take-off angle between 0 and 15 degrees, and be coupled to an optical system that collects and focuses the high flux x-rays to micron-scale spots, leading to high flux density. The x-ray optical system may also act as a “low-pass” filter, allowing a predetermined bandwidth of x-rays to be observed at one time while excluding the higher harmonics.

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