Abstract: Methods and apparatuses are disclosed for capturing and analyzing images of human hair, particularly of a human scalp. Implementations described for capturing images at multiple locations on the scalp, detecting follicles and hairs, and generating a variety of measurements indicative of the condition of the hair, including the number and density of follicles, hair widths, inter-follicular distances, and the number of hairs per follicular unit, among other possibilities. Measurements can be compared among scalp locations, as well as among sequentially obtained images of the same location. A dermatoscope attachment for contact imaging of the scalp is also disclosed. The attachment may include polarizers enabling cross polarized imaging of the scalp.

Abstract: A device and method for detecting an inter-turn electromagnetic pulse vibration wave characteristic of a turbogenerator rotor winding are provided. A signal source and a time sequence control circuit generate a high-potential abrupt electric field; circularly polarized electromagnetic waves generated by a parasitic inductive power supply and symmetrically deflecting by 180° are respectively coupled to a positive electrode and a negative electrode clockwise or counter-clockwise; a first turn on the positive electrode and a first turn on the negative electrode are mutually induced; as time goes by, energy is returned to the parasitic inductive power supply, and is sequentially conducted to a second turn; the parasitic inductive power supply and the second turn further start feeding back energy to the first turn in circular polarization; all turns sequentially perform feedback and superposition one another stage by stage; and all coupling turns show sinusoidal waves with a same time constant.

Abstract: A device and method for detecting an inter-turn electromagnetic pulse vibration wave characteristic of a turbogenerator rotor winding are provided. A signal source and a time sequence control circuit generate a high-potential abrupt electric field; circularly polarized electromagnetic waves generated by a parasitic inductive power supply and symmetrically deflecting by 180° are respectively coupled to a positive electrode and a negative electrode clockwise or counter-clockwise; a first turn on the positive electrode and a first turn on the negative electrode are mutually induced; as time goes by, energy is returned to the parasitic inductive power supply, and is sequentially conducted to a second turn; the parasitic inductive power supply and the second turn further start feeding back energy to the first turn in circular polarization; all turns sequentially perform feedback and superposition one another stage by stage; and all coupling turns show sinusoidal waves with a same time constant.

Abstract: Methods and apparatuses are disclosed for capturing and analyzing images of human hair, particularly of a human scalp. Implementations described for capturing images at multiple locations on the scalp, detecting follicles and hairs, and generating a variety of measurements indicative of the condition of the hair, including the number and density of follicles, hair widths, inter-follicular distances, and the number of hairs per follicular unit, among other possibilities. Measurements can be compared among scalp locations, as well as among sequentially obtained images of the same location. A dermatoscope attachment for contact imaging of the scalp is also disclosed. The attachment may include polarizers enabling cross polarized imaging of the scalp.