Dennis; Michael L.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Dennis; Michael L..The latest application filed is for "high energy fiber laser amplifier with reduced optical linewidth".

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Dennis; Michael L. - Ellicott City MD
Dennis; Michael L. - Alexandria VA
Dennis; Michael L. - Burke VA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Fiber optic circuit breaker Grant 10,439,733 - Sluz , et al. O	2019-10-08
High Energy Fiber Laser Amplifier With Reduced Optical Linewidth App 20180269645 - Cannon; Brice M. ; et al.	2018-09-20
Photonically enabled RF transmitter/receiver Grant 9,335,406 - Lohr , et al. May 10, 2	2016-05-10
Fiber Optic Circuit Breaker App 20150198768 - Sluz; Joseph E. ; et al.	2015-07-16
Cueing system for universal optical receiver Grant 8,971,701 - Adles , et al. March 3, 2	2015-03-03
High energy fiber laser modulator Grant 8,970,935 - Dennis , et al. March 3, 2	2015-03-03
High Energy Fiber Laser Modulator App 20140086267 - Dennis; Michael L. ; et al.	2014-03-27
Cueing System for Universal Optical Receiver App 20140064723 - Adles; Eric J. ; et al.	2014-03-06
Photonically Enabled RF Transmitter/Receiver App 20140022119 - Lohr; Michele B. ; et al.	2014-01-23
Device and method for reducing pump laser instability due to amplified rayleigh scattering feedback Grant 7,471,447 - Clark, Jr. , et al. December 30, 2	2008-12-30
Method and system for dispersion maps and enhanced distributed gain effect in long haul telecommunications using distributed and remotely pumped erbium-based amplification Grant 6,850,677 - Dennis , et al. February 1, 2	2005-02-01
Method and system for dispersion maps and enhanced distributed gain effect in long haul telecommunications using distributed and remotely pumped erbium-based amplification App 20040109655 - Dennis, Michael L. ; et al.	2004-06-10
Heavy metal modified silica glass fibers doped with thulium, holmium, and thulium-sensitized-holmium high quantum efficiencies Grant 6,667,257 - Cole , et al. December 23, 2	2003-12-23
Method and system for dispersion maps and enhanced distributed gain effect in long haul telecommunications Grant 6,633,712 - Dennis , et al. October 14, 2	2003-10-14
Method and system for dispersion maps and enhanced distributed gain effect in long haul telecommunications App 20030031440 - Dennis, Michael L. ; et al.	2003-02-13
Novel heavy metal modified silica glass fibers doped with thulium, holmium,and thulium-sensitized-holmium high quantum efficiencies App 20020064366 - Cole, Brian J. ; et al.	2002-05-30
High-sensitivity, high-speed digital optical photoreceiver Grant 6,384,948 - Williams , et al. May 7, 2	2002-05-07
Broadband mode-locked fiber laser, particularly for fiber Bragg grating interrogation Grant 6,122,305 - Putnam , et al. September 19, 2	2000-09-19
Electro-optic modulator and method Grant 5,956,171 - Dennis , et al. September 21, 1	1999-09-21
Solid-state blue laser source Grant 5,651,019 - Goldberg , et al. July 22, 1	1997-07-22
Polarization-stable pulsed laser Grant 5,574,739 - Carruthers , et al. November 12, 1	1996-11-12

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