This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: University of California. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Cecile Floer: Inventor of an Unapodized Interdigital Transducer
Introduction
Cecile Floer is an inventor associated with the University of California. Based in San Diego, California, she is named on 1 patent concerning surface acoustic wave technology.
Latest Patents
Floer’s patent, “Unapodization—An Unapodized Interdigital Transducer Apparatus, System, and Associated Methods,” describes an interdigital transducer built on a substrate. It has two opposing first electrodes with an aperture between them, along with second electrodes of varying lengths that extend into the aperture according to a predetermined pattern. At least two second electrodes connected to opposite first electrodes have the same length. Applying electrical current to the first electrodes generates a surface acoustic wave.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Floer’s work on transducer design and methods for generating surface acoustic waves. The disclosed arrangement specifies how electrode placement and length can be configured within the aperture.
Collaborations
Floer’s listed coworkers include James Friend and Naiqing Zhang. Her work is associated with the University of California.
Conclusion
Cecile Floer’s patented transducer design documents her contribution to surface acoustic wave technology through a patterned arrangement of electrodes.
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