US Patent 9823383 X-ray scanner with partial energy discriminating detector array
Patent 9823383 was granted and assigned to Rapiscan Systems on November, 2017 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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The present specification describes a scanning/inspection system configured as a dual-view system using dual-energy sensitive stacked detectors that are partially populated with multi-energy discriminating detectors for overall enhanced energy resolution and therefore improved discrimination of materials through better estimation of material physical properties such as density and effective atomic number.
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Gerard Andrew Hanley0
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US Patent 09823383 X-ray scanner with partial energy discriminating detector array US Patent 9823383 X-ray scanner with partial energy discriminating detector array
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US Patent 09823383 X-ray scanner with partial energy discriminating detector array
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09823383
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November 21, 2017
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14148452
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January 6, 2014
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