Mohammed; Waleed
Patent Applications and Registrations
Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Mohammed; Waleed.The latest application filed is for "system and method to determine chromatic dispersion in short lengths of waveguides using a 3-wave interference pattern and a single-arm interferometer".
- Mohammed; Waleed - Nunthaburi TH
- Mohammed; Waleed - Richmond Hill CA
- Mohammed; Waleed - Toronto CA
| Patent | Date |
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| System and method to determine chromatic dispersion in short lengths of waveguides using a 3-wave interference pattern and a single-arm interferometer Grant 8,300,230 - Galle , et al. October 30, 2 | 2012-10-30 |
| System And Method To Determine Chromatic Dispersion In Short Lengths Of Waveguides Using A 3-wave Interference Pattern And A Single-arm Interferometer App 20100296102 - Galle; Michael ; et al. | 2010-11-25 |
| System and method to determine chromatic dispersion in short lengths of waveguides using a common path interferometer Grant 7,787,127 - Galle , et al. August 31, 2 | 2010-08-31 |
| System and Method to Determine Chromatic Dispersion in Short Lengths of Waveguides Using a Common Path Interferometer App 20090097036 - Galle; Michael ; et al. | 2009-04-16 |
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