Patents Assigned to xLight Inc.
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Patent number: 12621923Abstract: A particle accelerator system, preferably including an injection beamline, a return beamline, and a merged beamline, and optionally including a beam separator. The particle accelerator system preferably includes a plurality of electron optics elements, such as dipole magnets, quadrupole magnets, solenoid elements, and/or higher-order magnetic elements, which can function to direct electrons (and/or other charged particles) along the beamlines. A method of operation, preferably including injecting electrons, merging beamlines, accelerating the injected electrons, and/or using the accelerated electrons, and optionally including receiving return electrons, dumping used electrons, and/or returning the accelerated electrons.Type: GrantFiled: October 1, 2025Date of Patent: May 5, 2026Assignee: xLight Inc.Inventors: Colwyn Gulliford, David Douglas
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Publication number: 20260096008Abstract: A particle accelerator system, preferably including an injection beamline, a return beamline, and a merged beamline, and optionally including a beam separator. The particle accelerator system preferably includes a plurality of electron optics elements, such as dipole magnets, quadrupole magnets, solenoid elements, and/or higher-order magnetic elements, which can function to direct electrons (and/or other charged particles) along the beamlines. A method of operation, preferably including injecting electrons, merging beamlines, accelerating the injected electrons, and/or using the accelerated electrons, and optionally including receiving return electrons, dumping used electrons, and/or returning the accelerated electrons.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 1, 2025Publication date: April 2, 2026Applicant: xLight Inc.Inventors: Colwyn Gulliford, David Douglas
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Publication number: 20260066607Abstract: A photocathode system, preferably including one or more modulated light sources, sets of optics, and/or cathodes. One or more such photocathode systems, optionally integrated with a light source system. A method of operation for one or more photocathode systems and/or light source systems, preferably including controlling photocathode timing, and optionally including controlling one or more optical outputs.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2025Publication date: March 5, 2026Applicant: xLight Inc.Inventors: Dylan Black, David Douglas, George Randall Neil, Bruce Dunham, Robert Legg, Christopher Mayes
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Patent number: 12328806Abstract: A light source system, preferably including one or more electron inputs, splitters, recombiners, and/or electron outputs, and optionally including one or more accelerator modules, input transports, radiator modules, and/or output transports. The system can optionally include one or more ancillary elements (e.g., electron optics elements). A method of operation, preferably including operating in a normal mode and/or operating in a backup mode.Type: GrantFiled: November 25, 2024Date of Patent: June 10, 2025Assignee: xLight Inc.Inventors: David Douglas, Robert Legg, Christopher Mayes, Bruce Dunham, Joseph Conway, George Randall Neil, Christopher Pierce, Colwyn Gulliford
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Publication number: 20250098056Abstract: A light source system, preferably including one or more electron inputs, splitters, recombiners, and/or electron outputs, and optionally including one or more accelerator modules, input transports, radiator modules, and/or output transports. The system can optionally include one or more ancillary elements (e.g., electron optics elements). A method of operation, preferably including operating in a normal mode and/or operating in a backup mode.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 25, 2024Publication date: March 20, 2025Applicant: xLight Inc.Inventors: David Douglas, Robert Legg, Christopher Mayes, Bruce Dunham, Joseph Conway, George Randall Neil, Christopher Pierce, Colwyn Gulliford
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Publication number: 20250055246Abstract: A light source system, preferably including one or more electron inputs, splitters, recombiners, and/or electron outputs, and optionally including one or more accelerator modules, input transports, radiator modules, and/or output transports. The system can optionally include one or more ancillary elements (e.g., electron optics elements). A method of operation, preferably including operating in a normal mode and/or operating in a backup mode.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2024Publication date: February 13, 2025Applicant: xLight Inc.Inventors: David Douglas, Robert Legg, Christopher Mayes, Bruce Dunham, Joseph Conway, George Randal Neil, Christopher Pierce, Colwyn Gulliford
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Publication number: 20250056704Abstract: A light source system, preferably including one or more electron inputs, splitters, recombiners, and/or electron outputs, and optionally including one or more accelerator modules, input transports, radiator modules, and/or output transports. The system can optionally include one or more ancillary elements (e.g., electron optics elements). A method of operation, preferably including operating in a normal mode and/or operating in a backup mode.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2024Publication date: February 13, 2025Applicant: xLight Inc.Inventors: David Douglas, Robert Legg, Christopher Mayes, Bruce Dunham, Joseph Conway, George Randall Neil, Christopher Pierce, Colwyn Gulliford
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Patent number: 12022599Abstract: A polarization-multiplexed radiator system, preferably including one or more electron splitters, undulator networks, electron combiners, and/or optics, and preferably integrated into a light source system that can include one or more accelerator modules and/or radiator modules. A method of operation, preferably including receiving high-energy electrons, separating electrons, and/or generating optical outputs S330, and optionally including separating outputs, providing the optical outputs, and/or outputting electrons.Type: GrantFiled: September 29, 2023Date of Patent: June 25, 2024Assignee: xLight Inc.Inventors: Erik Robert Hosler, William Alexander Schumaker, William Alphonse Barletta, George Randall Neil