Patents by Inventor Bengt Anderberg

Bengt Anderberg has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 7990246
    Abstract: A pulse transformer arrangement (100) is built from an uncut pulse transformer core (110) and at least one foil winding (120-A, 120-B) (each) comprising multiple insulated conducting strips arranged around the core and ending in foil winding terminals to form multiple independent primary windings. This new design principle has several advantages. Making the winding(s) of foil eliminates the need to cut the core, because of the ease of insertion of the foil winding(s) onto the core. The work to set up a plurality of primary windings is significantly reduced. In addition to the elimination of the costs for cutting the core, this also brings the further advantages of reduced DC reset current, reduced risk for electrical shorts and avoidance of excessive losses due to potential high frequency AC resistance problems.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 18, 2006
    Date of Patent: August 2, 2011
    Assignee: Scandinova Systems AB
    Inventors: Mikael Rolf Lindholm, Bengt Anderberg
  • Publication number: 20090322462
    Abstract: A pulse transformer arrangement (100) is built from an uncut pulse transformer core (110) and at least one foil winding (120-A, 120-B) (each) comprising multiple insulated conducting strips arranged around the core and ending in foil winding terminals to form multiple independent primary windings. This new design principle has several advantages. Making the winding(s) of foil eliminates the need to cut the core, because of the ease of insertion of the foil winding(s) onto the core. The work to set up a plurality of primary windings is significantly reduced. In addition to the elimination of the costs for cutting the core, this also brings the further advantages of reduced DC reset current, reduced risk for electrical shorts and avoidance of excessive losses due to potential high frequency AC resistance problems.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 18, 2006
    Publication date: December 31, 2009
    Inventors: Mikael Rolf Lindholm, Bengt Anderberg
  • Patent number: 6486482
    Abstract: An arrangement and a method for irradiation of products by charged particles. The arrangement comprises a particle acceleration device and a radiation chamber, in which the products are irradiated from at least two sides, by that the particle beam is deflected with a scanning magnet and redeflected with redeflection magnets. The particle beam impinges on the products substantially parallel to the main normals of the surfaces of the products, which normals are positioned substantially perpendicular to the direction that the radiation axis has immediately before the deflection. An absorption means comprising a particle stopper is arranged in the space between the pole pieces of the redeflection magnets. A transport device for double-sided irradiation transports the products, which during transport are fixed to the transport device, through the irradiation arrangement.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 30, 2000
    Date of Patent: November 26, 2002
    Assignee: Scanditronix Medical AB
    Inventors: Bengt Anderberg, Mikael Lindholm
  • Patent number: 4623847
    Abstract: Method and apparatus in a race-track microtron for storing an energy-rich electron beam. Electrons are accelerated by repeatedly passing them through a linear accelerator that is arranged between two bending magnets, which change the electrons path so that they repeatedly pass through the linear accelerator. The electrons thereby move in orbits (3 . . . 8) with a race-track-like configuration and have successively larger orbits. A deflecting magnet (9') and a septum magnet (9") are arranged in conjunction with the greatest orbit (8). The characteristic features of the invention is that the microtron has a storage ring (10) closed in itself, for accelerated electrons. The storage ring is situated outside the septum magnet (9") and in the pole gap of each bending magnet (6, 7). A kicker magnet (16) is arranged in the storage ring (10).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 15, 1984
    Date of Patent: November 18, 1986
    Assignee: Instrument AB Scanditronix
    Inventors: Bengt Anderberg, Mikael Eriksson