Electric lamp or space discharge component or device manufacturi – Process – With assembly or disassembly
Patent
1983-12-27
1986-09-23
Ramsey, Kenneth J.
Electric lamp or space discharge component or device manufacturi
Process
With assembly or disassembly
445 35, 445 59, 250374, 156634, 29446, G01N 2300
Patent
active
046133135
ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to detectors used in X-ray tomographic imaging. The invention describes a xenon ionization detector having individual detector elements spaced 1.5 mil apart, thus providing high resolution. In one embodiment, a procedure is described for reducing a spurious electric current which was found to arise when such narrow spacings were used.
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General Electric Company
Lawrence Derek P.
Ramsey Kenneth J.
Welte Gregory A.
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