Dahm; Jonathan S.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Dahm; Jonathan S..The latest application filed is for "micro-channel-cooled high heat load light emitting device".

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Dahm; Jonathan S. - Longmont CO US
Dahm; Jonathan S. - Key Largo FL
Dahm; Jonathan S. - Boulder CO

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method and apparatus for using light emitting diodes for curing Grant 9,726,435 - Dahm August 8, 2	2017-08-08
Light delivery system Grant RE46,504 - Dahm , et al. August 8, 2	2017-08-08
Micro-channel-cooled high heat load light emitting device Grant 9,632,294 - Dahm April 25, 2	2017-04-25
Micro-channel-cooled High Heat Load Light Emitting Device App 20140319386 - Dahm; Jonathan S.	2014-10-30
Micro-channel-cooled high heat load light emitting device Grant 8,809,820 - Dahm August 19, 2	2014-08-19
Micro-channel-cooled high heat load light emitting device Grant 8,723,146 - Dahm , et al. May 13, 2	2014-05-13
Light delivery system Grant 8,685,005 - Dahm , et al. April 1, 2	2014-04-01
Micro-channel-cooled High Heat Load Light Emitting Device App 20130187063 - Dahm; Jonathan S. ; et al.	2013-07-25
Micro-channel-cooled high heat load light emitting device Grant 8,378,322 - Dahm , et al. February 19, 2	2013-02-19
Micro-channel-cooled High Heat Load Light Emitting Device App 20130021789 - Dahm; Jonathan S.	2013-01-24
Multiple light-emitting element heat pipe assembly Grant 8,047,686 - Dahm , et al. November 1, 2	2011-11-01
Micro-channel-cooled High Heat Load Light Emitting Device App 20110204261 - Dahm; Jonathan S. ; et al.	2011-08-25
Method and apparatus for using light emitting diodes Grant 7,989,839 - Dahm August 2, 2	2011-08-02
Method and apparatus for using light emitting diodes for the treatment of biological tissue Grant 7,863,641 - Dahm January 4, 2	2011-01-04
Method And Apparatus For Using Light Emitting Diodes App 20100219736 - Dahm; Jonathan S.	2010-09-02
Method And Apparatus For Using Light Emitting Diodes App 20100220472 - Dahm; Jonathan S.	2010-09-02
Light Delivery System App 20100145415 - Dahm; Jonathan S. ; et al.	2010-06-10
Multiple Light-emitting Element Heat Pipe Assembly App 20080205062 - Dahm; Jonathan S. ; et al.	2008-08-28
Method and apparatus for using light emitting diodes App 20080094841 - Dahm; Jonathan S.	2008-04-24
Light emitting apparatus Grant 7,345,320 - Dahm March 18, 2	2008-03-18
Method and apparatus for using light emitting diodes App 20050231983 - Dahm, Jonathan S.	2005-10-20
Method and apparatus for using light emitting diodes for curing App 20050158687 - Dahm, Jonathan S.	2005-07-21
Monolithic radial diode-pumped laser with integral micro channel cooling Grant 6,330,259 - Dahm December 11, 2	2001-12-11
Short pulsewidth, high pulse repetition frequency laser system Grant 5,870,421 - Dahm February 9, 1	1999-02-09
Short pulsewidth high pulse repetition frequency laser Grant 5,848,080 - Dahm December 8, 1	1998-12-08
Orbital head laser welder Grant 5,563,391 - Dahm October 8, 1	1996-10-08
Orbital head laser welder Grant 5,422,456 - Dahm June 6, 1	1995-06-06

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