Patents Represented by Attorney Nadejda Reingand
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Patent number: 7570373Abstract: A measuring device and method are disclosed for parameter distribution measurement over the entire surface of sheet-like objects. The parameters of primary interest are thickness and permeability profiles. The device includes a parameter measuring unit a coordinate measuring unit and a synchronization unit to control operation of the parameter measuring unit and the coordinate measuring unit. The coordinate measuring unit determines the measuring device position on two-dimensional surface using image correlation analysis. The measuring device further comprises a platform for its movement in the plane of the sheet-like object.Type: GrantFiled: April 24, 2007Date of Patent: August 4, 2009Assignee: Prompribor, Inc.Inventors: Sergey Kholchanskiy, Victor Preobrazhenskiy, Igor Zelenyak, Victor Milovidov, Nadejda Reingand
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Patent number: 7558450Abstract: This invention provides a tunable delay of an optical signal having a carrier with an angular frequency ?0 and a single side band having a signal band with a median angular frequency ?r. The delay line comprises at least a first, a second and a third integrated resonators coupled sequentially to a waveguide. The first and the second resonators have angular resonant frequencies ?1=?r??? and ?2=?r+?? respectively, where ?? is a deviation from the median frequency. The third resonator provides a phase delay difference between the phase at the optical carrier ?0 and the phase at the median frequency ?r equal to (?r??0)Td, where Td is the time delay. The device provides an equal group delay to all frequency components in the output signal and also equal phase delay for all frequency components of an RF signal when the optical signal is downconverted at a photodetector. The device may find applications controlling the time delay to antenna elements in a phased array system.Type: GrantFiled: September 19, 2008Date of Patent: July 7, 2009Assignee: Morton Photonics, Inc.Inventors: Jacob Khurgin, Paul A. Morton
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Patent number: 7512338Abstract: One embodiment of the invention relates to producing optical pulses for use on a transmission link. A light source is configured to produce an optical signal. A pulse generator is coupled to the light source. The pulse generator is configured to receive, for a first channel, the optical signal and a clock signal. The pulse generator is also configured to modify the optical signal based on the clock signal to produce an optical pulse having a predetermined pulse shape. The clock signal is associated with the predetermined pulse shape. The predetermined pulse shape being based on a transmission characteristic of the transmission link.Type: GrantFiled: August 11, 2006Date of Patent: March 31, 2009Assignee: CeLight, Inc.Inventors: Isaac Shpantzer, Israel Smilanski, Jacob B. Khurgin, Vladimir Grigoryan, Pak Shing Cho, Nadejda Reingand, Guy Levy-Yurista, Guoliang Li
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Patent number: 7502118Abstract: A photo-thermal interferometric spectroscopy system is disclosed that provides information about a chemical at a remote location. A first light source assembly is included that emits a first beam. The first beam has one or more wavelengths that interact with the chemical and change a refractive index of the chemical. A second laser produces a second beam. The second beam interacts with the chemical resulting in a third beam with a phase change that corresponds with the change of the refractive index of the chemical. A detector system is positioned remote from the chemical to receive at least a portion of the third beam. An adaptive optics system at least partially compensates the light beam degradation caused by atmospheric turbulence.Type: GrantFiled: February 21, 2007Date of Patent: March 10, 2009Assignee: CeLight, Inc.Inventor: Isaac Shpantzer
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Patent number: 7483600Abstract: The present invention provides an integrated device and a method of its fabrication and use. Two parts of the device each having an electronic circuit are aligned adjacent to each other with an accuracy of at least 1 micron. An alignment system includes two parts: a first part integrated with the first electronic circuit of the integrated device on the first substrate and a second part integrated with the second electronic circuit of the integrated device on the second substrate. The second part of alignment system includes at least one photodiode. The maximal value of the photodiode current indicates the best alignment of two parts of the integrated device. In one embodiment the integrated device is a coherent optical detector for high speed optical communications and chemical sensing. In another embodiment the integrated optical device is a coherent optical detector operating in two polarization states of light.Type: GrantFiled: February 7, 2007Date of Patent: January 27, 2009Assignee: CeLight, Inc.Inventors: Yaakov Achiam, Isaac Shpantzer, Arthur Greenblatt, Geoffrey Harston, Arkady Kaplan, Pak Shing Cho
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Patent number: 7470905Abstract: A method and system for high Z substance revealing using muon detection technique is presented. Natural muon coordinate and incidence angle are measured above and below the interrogated volume. The data on muons trajectory change caused by the presence of high Z material and the muons time of flight between the upper and lower muon detectors are used for the decision making on the presence of a nuclear substance inside the volume. The system is adapted for performing measurements on moving objects such as moving trucks.Type: GrantFiled: November 29, 2007Date of Patent: December 30, 2008Assignee: CeLight, Inc.Inventors: Jacques Goldberg, Isaac Shpantzer, Yaakov Achiam, Nadejda Reingand
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Patent number: 7397979Abstract: An optical device is provided with first and second inputs. A first coupler coupled is coupled to the first input and produces at least a first and second output. A second coupler is coupled to the second input and produces at least a first and second output. A third coupler is coupled to the first output of the first coupler and to the first output of the second coupler. A fourth coupler is coupled to the second output of the first coupler and to the second output of the second coupler. First and second crossing waveguides are provided with an angle selected to minimize crosstalk and losses between the first and second cross waveguides. The first crossing waveguide connects one of the first or second outputs from the first coupler with an input of the fourth coupler. The second crossing waveguide connects one of the first or second outputs from the second coupler with an input of the third coupler. A first phase shifter is coupled to the first and second waveguides.Type: GrantFiled: December 14, 2006Date of Patent: July 8, 2008Assignee: CeLight, Inc.Inventors: Isaac Shpantzer, Arkady Kaplan, Aviv Salamon, Yaakov Achiam, Jacob B. Khurgin, Michael Tseytlin, Pak Shing Cho, Arthur Greenblatt, Christopher Kerr, Geoffrey Harston
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Patent number: 7391969Abstract: One embodiment of the invention relates to producing optical pulses for use on a transmission link. A light source is configured to produce an optical signal. A pulse generator is coupled to the light source. The pulse generator is configured to receive, for a first channel, the optical signal and a clock signal. The pulse generator is also configured to modify the optical signal based on the clock signal to produce an optical pulse having a predetermined pulse shape. The clock signal is associated with the predetermined pulse shape. The predetermined pulse shape being based on a transmission characteristic of the transmission link.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 2006Date of Patent: June 24, 2008Assignee: CeLight, Inc.Inventors: Isaac Shpantzer, Israel Smilanski, Jacob B. Khurgin, Vladimir Grigoryan, Pak Shing Cho, Nadejda Reingand, Guy Levy-Yurista, Guoliang Li
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Patent number: 7315697Abstract: A multiple wavelength light source generates an output signal having a comb of accurately spaced apart frequencies with variable free spectral range in the C-band of optical fiber communication. The light source employs an electro-optical modulator (EOM) driven by a signal generator which modulates with EOM with multiple modulation frequencies to widen the output spectrum of signal. The EOM has a crystal provided with a waveguide. The waveguide may be doped with a rare-earth metal to impart gain properties to equalize the intensities of the comb. In one preferred embodiment, Er, Yt or other doping elements provide the gain property to waveguides. The crystal is also provided with periodically poled structure, and this may be engineered so as to form domains of unequal widths to improve the efficiency of modulation. The output signal from the light source may be split and presented to a bank of filters to create a multiple signals, each signal having one of the spaced apart frequencies.Type: GrantFiled: June 18, 2002Date of Patent: January 1, 2008Assignee: CeLight, Inc.Inventors: Israel Smilanski, Isaac Shpantzer, Jacob B. Khurgin, Nadejda Reingand, Pak Shing Cho, Yaakov Achiam