Stoner; Richard E.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Stoner; Richard E..The latest application filed is for "atom interferometry in dynamic environments".

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2.11.13

Stoner; Richard E. - Framingham MA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Segmented poled optical fiber for fiber optic sensor and phased array Grant 10,712,180 - Laine , et al.	2020-07-14
Atom interferometry in dynamic environments Grant 10,331,087 - Kotru , et al.	2019-06-25
Atom Interferometry In Dynamic Environments App 20180267479 - Kotru; Krish ; et al.	2018-09-20
Separated parallel beam generation for atom interferometry Grant 9,952,154 - Sinclair , et al. April 24, 2	2018-04-24
Systems and methods for multiple species atom interferometry Grant 9,897,448 - Johnson , et al. February 20, 2	2018-02-20
All-Fiber Phase-Modulated Fiber Optic Sensor and Phased Array App 20180045540 - Laine; Juha-Pekka J. ; et al.	2018-02-15
Separated Parallel Beam Generation for Atom Interferometry App 20170370840 - Sinclair; Matthew A. ; et al.	2017-12-28
Systems And Methods For Multiple Species Atom Interferometry App 20170299389 - Johnson; David M.S. ; et al.	2017-10-19
Ring architecture for sequential operation of an atomic gyroscope Grant 9,568,316 - Johnson , et al. February 14, 2	2017-02-14
Ring Architecture For Sequential Operation Of An Atomic Gyroscope App 20160298967 - Johnson; David M.S. ; et al.	2016-10-13
Large-area Atom Interferometry With Frequency-swept Raman Adiabatic Passage App 20160216114 - Kotru; Krish ; et al.	2016-07-28
Robust Ramsey Sequences With Raman Adiabatic Rapid Passage App 20160163407 - Kotru; Krish ; et al.	2016-06-09
Adiabatic rapid passage atomic beamsplitter using frequency-swept coherent laser beam pairs Grant 9,257,206 - Stoner , et al. February 9, 2	2016-02-09
Methods and apparatus for controlled generation of hyperfine polarizations and coherences Grant 8,879,059 - Stoner , et al. November 4, 2	2014-11-04
Methods And Apparatus For Controlled Generation Of Hyperfine Polarizations And Coherences App 20130215421 - Stoner; Richard E. ; et al.	2013-08-22
Adiabatic Rapid Passage Atomic Beamsplitter Using Frequency-swept Coherent Laser Beam Pairs App 20130168541 - Stoner; Richard E. ; et al.	2013-07-04
Fluorescence detection system including a photonic band gap structure Grant 7,314,751 - Kelleher , et al. January 1, 2	2008-01-01
Optically rebalanced accelerometer Grant 6,867,411 - Kelleher , et al. March 15, 2	2005-03-15
Method and apparatus for stabilizing a broadband source Grant 6,744,793 - Stoner , et al. June 1, 2	2004-06-01
Method and apparatus for stabilizing a broadband source App 20020191243 - Stoner, Richard E. ; et al.	2002-12-19
Fluorescence detection system including a photonic band gap structure App 20020155592 - Kelleher, William P. ; et al.	2002-10-24
Optically rebalanced accelerometer App 20020088932 - Kelleher, William P. ; et al.	2002-07-11

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