Patents by Inventor Lee B. Baker
Lee B. Baker 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).
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Publication number: 20260169114Abstract: A navigation system and method for guiding a vehicle with respect to a source of jamming is disclosed, the system and method being capable of receiving navigation-aid signals, detecting jamming of such signals, mitigating such jamming, determining direction to the source of jamming, and interdicting that source, e.g., a drone gun.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 5, 2026Publication date: June 18, 2026Applicant: Archaius Inc.Inventors: Frederick Vosburgh, Kristopher McGuire, Lee B. Baker
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Patent number: 12619255Abstract: Seeker devices and methods of navigation are disclosed. Devices comprise a self-protecting direction finder that can determine direction to a source of RF interference, cancel the interference, and provide direction signals and desirably received signals to the flight controller, which guides navigation with respect to the jammer.Type: GrantFiled: February 9, 2024Date of Patent: May 5, 2026Assignee: Archaius Inc.Inventors: Frederick Vosburgh, Kristopher McGuire, Lee B. Baker
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Patent number: 12560410Abstract: A navigation system and method for guiding a vehicle with respect to a source of jamming is disclosed, the system and method being capable of receiving navigation-aid signals, detecting jamming of such signals, mitigating such jamming, determining direction to the source of jamming, and interdicting that source, e.g., a drone gun.Type: GrantFiled: September 12, 2023Date of Patent: February 24, 2026Assignee: Archaius Inc.Inventors: Frederick Vosburgh, Kristopher McGuire, Lee B. Baker
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Patent number: 12553976Abstract: A navigation system and method for guiding a vehicle with respect to a source of jamming is disclosed, the system and method being capable of receiving navigation-aid signals, detecting jamming of such signals, mitigating such jamming, determining direction to the source of jamming, and interdicting that source, e.g., a drone gun.Type: GrantFiled: August 25, 2023Date of Patent: February 17, 2026Assignee: Archaius Inc.Inventors: Frederick Vosburgh, Kristopher McGuire, Lee B. Baker
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Publication number: 20250314741Abstract: Anti-jamming arrays, systems, and methods are disclosed by forming cancellation nulls having an adjustable cancellation bandwidth and/or null depth to assure reception of position, navigation and timing, command and control, or other signals of interest. Signals are matched with respect to time difference of arrival (TDOA) and phase at a combiner to provide enhanced cancellation depth and bandwidth.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 18, 2025Publication date: October 9, 2025Applicant: Archaius Inc.Inventors: Frederick Vosburgh, Kristopher McGuire, Lee B. Baker
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Patent number: 12339392Abstract: Anti-jamming arrays, systems, and methods are disclosed by forming cancellation nulls having an adjustable cancellation bandwidth and/or null depth to assure reception of position, navigation and timing, command and control, or other signals of interest. Signals are matched with respect to time difference of arrival (TDOA) and phase at a combiner to provide enhanced cancellation depth and bandwidth.Type: GrantFiled: July 14, 2023Date of Patent: June 24, 2025Assignee: Archaius Inc.Inventors: Frederick Vosburgh, Kristopher McGuire, Lee B. Baker
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Patent number: 12260798Abstract: An interpolated flat-panel display comprises a display substrate and an array of clusters disposed on the display substrate. Each cluster comprises an exclusive group of display pixels and a cluster controller for controlling the display pixels. The cluster controller is operable to receive input data specifying a desired light output from one or more but fewer than all of the display pixels in the group of display pixels, calculate interpolated data at least in part from the input data, and drive the display pixels to emit light in response to the calculated interpolated data and received input data. The input data can correspond to an image pixel in an input image. The cluster controller can be operable to receive a parameter value describing attributes of a local portion of the input image including the image pixel and the interpolated data is calculated at least in part from the parameter value.Type: GrantFiled: May 26, 2022Date of Patent: March 25, 2025Assignee: X Display Company Technology LimitedInventors: Matthew Alexander Meitl, Ronald S. Cok, Lee B. Baker, Christopher Andrew Bower
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Patent number: 12190790Abstract: A current-selectable light-emitting-diode (LED) display includes pixels distributed in an array of rows and columns. The pixels are grouped in mutually exclusive clusters and cluster controllers are connected to each pixel in a cluster of pixels to control the pixels in the cluster to emit light. Each cluster controller comprises a selectable current source. Each of the selectable current sources can include cluster current sources that are responsive to a current-select signal to enable one or more of the cluster current sources. The pixels can include micro-LEDs and the cluster controller can be disposed between the micro-LEDs. The display can be disposed on a display substrate with signal wires. The signal wires can include separate wire segments that are electrically connected through regeneration circuits that regenerate the signals. The display can be an information display or a backlight.Type: GrantFiled: November 15, 2022Date of Patent: January 7, 2025Assignee: X Display Company Technology LimitedInventors: Murat Ozbas, Matthew Alexander Meitl, Christopher Andrew Bower, Lee B. Baker, Robert R. Rotzoll, Mike C. Chiu, Ronald S. Cok
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Publication number: 20240337724Abstract: Anti-jamming arrays, systems, and methods are disclosed by forming cancellation nulls having an adjustable cancellation bandwidth and/or null depth to assure reception of position, navigation and timing, command and control, or other signals of interest. Signals are matched with respect to time difference of arrival (TDOA) and phase at a combiner to provide enhanced cancellation depth and bandwidth.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 14, 2023Publication date: October 10, 2024Applicant: Archaius Inc.Inventors: Frederick Vosburgh, Kristopher McGuire, Lee B. Baker
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Publication number: 20230154390Abstract: A current-selectable light-emitting-diode (LED) display includes pixels distributed in an array of rows and columns. The pixels are grouped in mutually exclusive clusters and cluster controllers are connected to each pixel in a cluster of pixels to control the pixels in the cluster to emit light. Each cluster controller comprises a selectable current source. Each of the selectable current sources can include cluster current sources that are responsive to a current-select signal to enable one or more of the cluster current sources. The pixels can include micro-LEDs and the cluster controller can be disposed between the micro-LEDs. The display can be disposed on a display substrate with signal wires. The signal wires can include separate wire segments that are electrically connected through regeneration circuits that regenerate the signals. The display can be an information display or a backlight.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2022Publication date: May 18, 2023Inventors: Murat Ozbas, Matthew Alexander Meitl, Christopher Andrew Bower, Lee B. Baker, Robert R. Rotzoll, Mike C. Chiu, Ronald S. Cok
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Publication number: 20230037480Abstract: A current-selectable light-emitting-diode (LED) display includes pixels distributed in an array of rows and columns. The pixels are grouped in mutually exclusive clusters and cluster controllers are connected to each pixel in a cluster of pixels to control the pixels in the cluster to emit light. Each cluster controller comprises a selectable current source. Each of the selectable current sources can include cluster current sources that are responsive to a current-select signal to enable one or more of the cluster current sources. The pixels can include micro-LEDs and the cluster controller can be disposed between the micro-LEDs. The display can be disposed on a display substrate with signal wires. The signal wires can include separate wire segments that are electrically connected through regeneration circuits that regenerate the signals. The display can be an information display or a backlight.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 29, 2021Publication date: February 9, 2023Inventors: Murat Ozbas, Matthew Alexander Meitl, Christopher Andrew Bower, Lee B. Baker, Robert R. Rotzoll, Mike C. Chiu, Ronald S. Cok
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Patent number: 11568796Abstract: A current-selectable light-emitting-diode (LED) display includes pixels distributed in an array of rows and columns. The pixels are grouped in mutually exclusive clusters and cluster controllers are connected to each pixel in a cluster of pixels to control the pixels in the cluster to emit light. Each cluster controller comprises a selectable current source. Each of the selectable current sources can include cluster current sources that are responsive to a current-select signal to enable one or more of the cluster current sources. The pixels can include micro-LEDs and the cluster controller can be disposed between the micro-LEDs. The display can be disposed on a display substrate with signal wires. The signal wires can include separate wire segments that are electrically connected through regeneration circuits that regenerate the signals. The display can be an information display or a backlight.Type: GrantFiled: July 29, 2021Date of Patent: January 31, 2023Assignee: X Display Company Technology LimitedInventors: Murat Ozbas, Matthew Alexander Meitl, Christopher Andrew Bower, Lee B. Baker, Robert R. Rotzoll, Mike C. Chiu, Ronald S. Cok
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Publication number: 20220392388Abstract: An interpolated flat-panel display comprises a display substrate and an array of clusters disposed on the display substrate. Each cluster comprises an exclusive group of display pixels and a cluster controller for controlling the display pixels. The cluster controller is operable to receive input data specifying a desired light output from one or more but fewer than all of the display pixels in the group of display pixels, calculate interpolated data at least in part from the input data, and drive the display pixels to emit light in response to the calculated interpolated data and received input data. The input data can correspond to an image pixel in an input image. The cluster controller can be operable to receive a parameter value describing attributes of a local portion of the input image including the image pixel and the interpolated data is calculated at least in part from the parameter value.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 26, 2022Publication date: December 8, 2022Inventors: Matthew Alexander Meitl, Ronald S. Cok, Lee B. Baker, Christopher Andrew Bower
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Publication number: 20220301486Abstract: A pulse-density-modulation display and image capture system comprises a display comprising a plurality of pixels. Each pixel comprises a light emitter that controllably emits light at a constant current for a variable amount of time and a control circuit connected to the light emitter to control the light emitter to emit light in response to an input signal specifying the desired luminance of the light emitter. The control circuit converts the input signal to a non-contiguous pulse-density-modulation signal and controls the light emitter to emit light in response to the non-contiguous pulse-density-modulation signal with a temporally variable constant-current control signal. Each pixel emits light responsive to a display timing signal. The pulse-density-modulation display and image capture system also comprises a sampling camera that records the pixels and is responsive to a camera timing signal different from the display timing signal.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 19, 2021Publication date: September 22, 2022Inventors: Matthew Alexander Meitl, Christopher Andrew Bower, Ronald S. Cok, Robert R. Rotzoll, Lee B. Baker
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Patent number: 11430375Abstract: A pulse-density-modulation display and image capture system comprises a display comprising a plurality of pixels. Each pixel comprises a light emitter that controllably emits light at a constant current for a variable amount of time and a control circuit connected to the light emitter to control the light emitter to emit light in response to an input signal specifying the desired luminance of the light emitter. The control circuit converts the input signal to a non-contiguous pulse-density-modulation signal and controls the light emitter to emit light in response to the non-contiguous pulse-density-modulation signal with a temporally variable constant-current control signal. Each pixel emits light responsive to a display timing signal. The pulse-density-modulation display and image capture system also comprises a sampling camera that records the pixels and is responsive to a camera timing signal different from the display timing signal.Type: GrantFiled: March 19, 2021Date of Patent: August 30, 2022Assignee: X Display Company Technology LimitedInventors: Matthew Alexander Meitl, Christopher Andrew Bower, Ronald S. Cok, Robert R. Rotzoll, Lee B. Baker