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G01N 23/06 - Recherche ou analyse des matériaux par l'utilisation de rayonnement [ondes ou particules], p. ex. rayons X ou neutrons, non couvertes par les groupes , ou en transmettant la radiation à travers le matériau et mesurant l'absorption 3
G01N 23/00 - Recherche ou analyse des matériaux par l'utilisation de rayonnement [ondes ou particules], p. ex. rayons X ou neutrons, non couvertes par les groupes , ou 1
G01T 1/36 - Mesure de la distribution spectrale des rayons X ou d'une radiation nucléaire 1
H01J 3/14 - Dispositifs pour la focalisation ou la réflexion du rayon ou du faisceau 1
H04B 14/04 - Systèmes de transmission non caractérisés par le milieu utilisé pour la transmission caractérisés par l'utilisation de la modulation par impulsions utilisant la modulation par impulsions codées 1
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1.

ELECTRON DETECTOR INCLUDING ONE OR MORE INTIMATELY-COUPLED SCINTILLATOR-PHOTOMULTIPLIER COMBINATIONS, AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPE EMPLOYING SAME

      
Numéro d'application US2012049462
Numéro de publication 2013/022735
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2012-08-03
Date de publication 2013-02-14
Propriétaire PULSETOR, LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
  • Barbi, Nicholas C.
  • Mott, Richard B.

Abrégé

An electron detector includes a plurality of assemblies, the plurality of assemblies including a first assembly having a first SiPM and a first scintillator made of a first scintillator material directly connected to an active light sensing surface of the first SiPM, and a second assembly having a second SiPM and a second scintillator made of a second scintillator material directly connected to an active light sensing surface of the second SiPM, wherein the first scintillator material and the second scintillator material are different than one another. Alternatively, an electron detector includes an assembly including an SiPM and a scintillator member having a front surface and a back surface, the scintillator member being a film of a scintillator material directly deposited on to an active light sensing surface of the SiPM.

Classes IPC  ?

  • G01N 23/00 - Recherche ou analyse des matériaux par l'utilisation de rayonnement [ondes ou particules], p. ex. rayons X ou neutrons, non couvertes par les groupes , ou

2.

ELECTRON DETECTOR INCLUDING AN INTIMATELY-COUPLED SCINTILLATOR-PHOTOMULTIPLIER COMBINATION, AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPE AND X-RAY DETECTOR EMPLOYING SAME

      
Numéro d'application US2011045988
Numéro de publication 2012/016198
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2011-07-29
Date de publication 2012-02-02
Propriétaire PULSETOR, LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
  • Barbi, Nicholas, C.
  • Lopour, Felip
  • Piedmonte, Claudio
  • Mott, Richard, B.

Abrégé

A charged particle beam device includes an electron source structured to generate an electron beam, the electron source being coupled to an electron column that at least partially houses a system structured to direct the electron beam toward a specimen positioned in a sample chamber to which the electron column is coupled, and an electron detector. The electron detector includes one or more assemblies positioned within the electron column or the sample chamber, each of the assemblies including an SiPM and a scintillator directly connected face-to-face to an active light sensing surface of the SiPM without a light transporting device being positioned in between the scintillator and the SiPM.

Classes IPC  ?

  • H01J 3/14 - Dispositifs pour la focalisation ou la réflexion du rayon ou du faisceau

3.

PILEUP REJECTION IN AN ENERGY-DISPERSIVE RADIATION SPECTROMETRY SYSTEM

      
Numéro d'application US2009051913
Numéro de publication 2010/014576
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2009-07-28
Date de publication 2010-02-04
Propriétaire PULSETOR, LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s) Mott, Richard, B.

Abrégé

A method of detecting a pileup in an energy-dispersive radiation spectrometry system, wherein a filter of the system generates a first pulse in response to a preamplifier signal, and wherein the system has one or more fast channels having an energy of full efficiency wherein substantially all photons received having at least the full efficiency energy are detected. The method includes measuring an above threshold time duration of the filter, determining that the fast channels have not made any detections while the first pulse is above the minimum detectable threshold energy of the filter, in response thereto, declaring a pileup if the above threshold time duration exceeds a longest expected pulse duration that is a duration of a second pulse that would be output by the filter in response to a single photon having an energy equal to the energy of full efficiency being received by the system.

Classes IPC  ?

  • G01T 1/36 - Mesure de la distribution spectrale des rayons X ou d'une radiation nucléaire

4.

PILEUP REJECTION IN AN ENERGY-DISPERSIVE RADIATION SPECTROMETRY SYSTEM

      
Numéro d'application US2008071946
Numéro de publication 2009/032452
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2008-08-01
Date de publication 2009-03-12
Propriétaire PULSETOR, LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s) Mott, Richard, B.

Abrégé

A method of detecting pileups includes testing an instantaneous slope of a preamplifier signal against a noise trigger value and, after the instantaneous slope has been determined to exceed the noise trigger value, identifying a first subsequent portion of the preamplifier signal wherein the instantaneous slope of the preamplifier signal increases to a maximum. The method further includes, following the first subsequent portion, identifying a second subsequent portion of the preamplifier signal wherein the instantaneous slope still exceeds the noise trigger level but has decreased by more than the noise trigger level from the maximum, and, following the second subsequent portion and before the instantaneous slope declines below the noise trigger level, identifying a third subsequent portion of the preamplifier signal wherein the instantaneous slope of the preamplifier output signal increases by more than the noise trigger value, and, in response thereto, determining that a pileup has occurred.

Classes IPC  ?

  • G01N 23/06 - Recherche ou analyse des matériaux par l'utilisation de rayonnement [ondes ou particules], p. ex. rayons X ou neutrons, non couvertes par les groupes , ou en transmettant la radiation à travers le matériau et mesurant l'absorption

5.

ADAPTING A HIGH-PERFORMANCE PULSE PROCESSOR TO AN EXISTING SPECTROMETRY SYSTEM

      
Numéro d'application US2008071956
Numéro de publication 2009/020866
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2008-08-01
Date de publication 2009-02-12
Propriétaire PULSETOR, LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s) Mott, Richard, B.

Abrégé

A method of utilizing the output of a first pulse processor, such as processor designed for use with an SDD, to generate the input signal expected by the second pulse processor, such as an existing processor not designed for use with an SDD. In one embodiment, piled-up pulses which would not be detected as such by the second pulse processor are omitted from the generated input signal. The method generates an output (which then serves as the input signal for the second pulse processor) of the same general form as the ramp signal from a detector with a pulsed-reset preamplifier, but which does not have the same noise characteristics. In addition, the method may alter the timing between the reconstructed steps in the ramp to increase the maximum throughput of the second pulse processor beyond what is normally possible with a direct connection to the associated detector.

Classes IPC  ?

  • G01N 23/06 - Recherche ou analyse des matériaux par l'utilisation de rayonnement [ondes ou particules], p. ex. rayons X ou neutrons, non couvertes par les groupes , ou en transmettant la radiation à travers le matériau et mesurant l'absorption

6.

DIGITAL PULSE PROCESSOR SLOPE CORRECTION

      
Numéro d'application US2008071927
Numéro de publication 2009/020859
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2008-08-01
Date de publication 2009-02-12
Propriétaire PULSETOR, LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s) Mott, Richard, B.

Abrégé

A method of adjusting a response of an energy measuring filter, such as an FIR filter, of a pulse processor based on a slope of a preamplifier signal having a plurality of step edges each corresponding to a respective photon is provided that includes receiving a digital version of the preamplifier signal comprising a plurality of successive digital samples each having a digital value, the preamplifier signal having a portion defined by a first one of the step edges and a second one of the step edges immediately following the first one of the step edges, using the digital values of each of the digital samples associated with the portion to determine an average slope of the portion normalized by a length of the portion, and using the average slope of the portion normalized by a length of the portion to correct the response of the energy measuring filter.

Classes IPC  ?

  • H04B 14/04 - Systèmes de transmission non caractérisés par le milieu utilisé pour la transmission caractérisés par l'utilisation de la modulation par impulsions utilisant la modulation par impulsions codées

7.

PILEUP REJECTION IN AN ENERGY-DISPERSIVE RADIATION SPECTROMETRY SYSTEM

      
Numéro d'application US2008071939
Numéro de publication 2009/020863
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2008-08-01
Date de publication 2009-02-12
Propriétaire PULSETOR, LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s) Mott, Richard B.

Abrégé

A method of detecting edges of a preamplifier signal including identifying a first portion of the signal wherein each part thereof has an instantaneous slope having a first polarity, identifying a second portion immediately following the first portion wherein each part thereof has an instantaneous slope having a second opposite polarity, and identifying a third portion immediately following the second portion wherein each part thereof has an instantaneous slope having the first polarity. The method further includes determining a first difference between the magnitudes associated with an end point and a beginning point of the second segment, determining a second difference between the magnitude associated with an end point of the third segment and the magnitude associated with a beginning point of the first segment, and detecting an edge if: (i) the first difference exceeds a threshold, and (ii) the second difference exceeds a fraction of the threshold.

Classes IPC  ?

  • G01N 23/06 - Recherche ou analyse des matériaux par l'utilisation de rayonnement [ondes ou particules], p. ex. rayons X ou neutrons, non couvertes par les groupes , ou en transmettant la radiation à travers le matériau et mesurant l'absorption