Patents by Inventor Takao Fuji

Takao Fuji 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: 9285275
    Abstract: Provided are a method and an apparatus for measuring the spectral intensity and phase of a light pulse having an arbitrary time duration. The apparatus includes: a nonlinear mixing means for generating a signal light pulse expressed by the following Formula (? denotes an operator representing general nonlinear mixing, and ? denotes a coefficient which is proportional to a nonlinear susceptibility in the nonlinear mixing) by nonlinearly mixing a reference light pulse having an electric field Er(t??) delayed by an optical delay means and a measurement target light pulse having an electric field E0(t); and Er(t??)+?Er(t??)?E0(t) an imaging spectrum device for spectrally splitting the signal light pulse and outputting a Fourier transform signal expressed by the following Formula (F denotes a symbol indicating Fourier transform, * denotes a complex conjugate, and R denotes a symbol indicating a real part), |F[Er(t??)]|2+|?F[Er(t??)?E0(t)]|2+2R{?F[Er(t??)]*·F[Er(t??)?E0(t)]}.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 23, 2013
    Date of Patent: March 15, 2016
    Assignee: INTER-UNIVERSITY RESEARCH INSTITUTE CORPORATION NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF NATURAL SCIENCES
    Inventors: Takao Fuji, Yutaka Nomura
  • Publication number: 20150109620
    Abstract: Provided are a method and an apparatus for measuring the spectral intensity and phase of a light pulse having an arbitrary time duration. The apparatus includes: a nonlinear mixing means for generating a signal light pulse expressed by the following Formula (? denotes an operator representing general nonlinear mixing, and ? denotes a coefficient which is proportional to a nonlinear susceptibility in the nonlinear mixing) by nonlinearly mixing a reference light pulse having an electric field Er(t??) delayed by an optical delay means and a measurement target light pulse having an electric field E0(t); and Er(t??)+?Er(t??)?E0(t) an imaging spectrum device for spectrally splitting the signal light pulse and outputting a Fourier transform signal expressed by the following Formula (F denotes a symbol indicating Fourier transform, * denotes a complex conjugate, and R denotes a symbol indicating a real part), |F[Er(t??)]|2+|?F[Er(t??)?E0(t)]|2+2R{?F[Er(t??)]*·F[Er(t??)?E0(t)]}.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 23, 2013
    Publication date: April 23, 2015
    Applicant: INTER-UNIVERSITY RESEARCH INSTITIUTE CORPORATION NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NATURAL
    Inventors: Takao Fuji, Yutaka Nomura
  • Patent number: 7474457
    Abstract: Method and device for the generation of a comb of stabilized frequency lines and/or a train of ultrashort laser pulses for stabilization of the position of the carrier wave with respect to the amplitude envelope of few cycles laser pulses. Interference between spectral components generated by means of difference frequency generation and self phase modulation in one and the same non-linear crystal (4) allows detecting and stabilizing the temporal evolution of the carrier-envelope offset (CEO) phase. The described technique improves dramatically the accuracy of the stabilization and has very small insertion losses.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 19, 2005
    Date of Patent: January 6, 2009
    Assignee: Femtolasers Produktions GmbH
    Inventors: Ferenc Krausz, Takao Fuji
  • Publication number: 20080049301
    Abstract: Method and device for the generation of a comb of stabilized frequency lines and/or a train of ultrashort laser pulses for stabilization of the position of the carrier wave with respect to the amplitude envelope of few cycles laser pulses. Interference between spectral components generated by means of difference frequency generation and self phase modulation in one and the same non-linear crystal (4) allows detecting and stabilizing the temporal evolution of the carrier-envelope offset (CEO) phase. The described technique improves dramatically the accuracy of the stabilization and has very small insertion losses.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 19, 2005
    Publication date: February 28, 2008
    Inventors: Ferenc Krausz, Takao Fuji