James D. Farina

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Tolland, CT, US

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Patents Grantslast 30 patents

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Laser assisted thermo-electric poling of ferroelectric material
- Patent number 5,856,880
- Issue date Jan 5, 1999
- Uniphase Telecommunications Products, Inc.
- James D. Farina
- G02 - OPTICS
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Optical system employing near-incoherent processing for distortion...
- Patent number 5,515,199
- Issue date May 7, 1996
- Photonic Applications, Inc.
- James D. Farina
- G02 - OPTICS
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Electro-optic modulator having gated-dither bias control
- Patent number 5,400,417
- Issue date Mar 21, 1995
- United Technologies Corporation
- David J. Allie
- G02 - OPTICS
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Apparatus for linearization of optic modulators using a feed-forwar...
- Patent number 5,327,279
- Issue date Jul 5, 1994
- United Technologies Corporation
- James D. Farina
- H04 - ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
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Integrated optic modulator with smooth electro-optic bandpass chara...
- Patent number 5,193,128
- Issue date Mar 9, 1993
- United Technologies Corporation
- James D. Farina
- G02 - OPTICS
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Cascaded optic modulator arrangement
- Patent number 5,168,534
- Issue date Dec 1, 1992
- United Technologies Corporation
- Gregory J. McBrien
- G02 - OPTICS
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Laser annealed optical devices made by the proton exchange process
- Patent number 5,118,923
- Issue date Jun 2, 1992
- United Technologies Corporation
- James D. Farina
- B23 - MACHINE TOOLS METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR

James D. Farina

Person

Patents Grantslast 30 patents

Laser assisted thermo-electric poling of ferroelectric material

Optical system employing near-incoherent processing for distortion...

Electro-optic modulator having gated-dither bias control

Apparatus for linearization of optic modulators using a feed-forwar...

Integrated optic modulator with smooth electro-optic bandpass chara...

Cascaded optic modulator arrangement

Laser annealed optical devices made by the proton exchange process