Replaceable and serviceable module for X-ray generating devices
AssigneeTriad National Security, LLC
InventorKalpak Arvind Dighe
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Abstract
A device includes a first capacitive energy module and a second capacitive energy module. The first capacitive energy module comprises a first tray that is configured to house a first plurality of capacitive energy components, a first electrode, and a second electrode. The second capacitive energy module comprises a second tray that is configured to house a second plurality of capacitive energy components, a third electrode, and a fourth electrode. The first capacitive energy module is connected to the second capacitive energy module via a plug connector that makes a solid connection.
Claims27
A device comprising:
- a first capacitive energy module;
- and
- a second capacitive energy module,
- wherein the first capacitive energy module comprises a first tray that is configured to house a first plurality of capacitive energy components, a first electrode, and a second electrode,
- and wherein the second capacitive energy module comprises a second tray that is configured to house a second plurality of capacitive energy components, a third electrode, and a fourth electrode,
- wherein the first capacitive energy module is connected to the second capacitive energy module via a plug connector that makes a solid connection.
A device comprising:
- a first capacitive energy module comprising a first stage output and a second stage output;
- and
- a second capacitive energy module stacked and electrically in contact with the first capacitive energy module,
- wherein the first stage output discharges a first electrical charge and conducts the first electrical charge to the second stage output, wherein the second stage output in response to receiving the first electrical charge from the first stage output discharges a second electrical charge, and wherein a combined electrical charge based on the first electrical charge and the second electrical charge is conducted out from the first capacitive energy module to the second capacitive energy module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.