Chon Thai is an inventor based in El Segundo, California, whose patent work focuses on optical frequency combs and precision frequency control. He is associated with Raytheon Company and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Thai’s listed patents address methods for stabilizing and controlling optical frequency combs.

“Optical Frequency Comb Locking System” describes circuitry that receives a beat tone and carrier-envelope offset information from an optical frequency comb. It provides fast and slow controls for the comb’s repetition rate and carrier-envelope offset, which can be used to operate actuators in the comb generator.

“Cavity Stabilized Laser Drift Compensation” describes a process for maintaining a frequency-stabilized optical frequency comb. The system compares a low-frequency electrical signal generated from the comb with a reference signal, estimates drift in an optical reference cavity, and adjusts the laser frequency in response.

Career Highlights

Thai’s patent portfolio reflects work on optical frequency stabilization, feedback control, and compensation for reference-cavity drift. These technologies are relevant to systems that depend on precise and stable optical frequencies.

Collaborations

Thai’s listed coworkers include Andrew N. Daniele and Michael S. Lackey. His work is associated with Raytheon Company.

Conclusion

Chon Thai’s patents focus on improving the control and stability of optical frequency comb systems, highlighting his contributions to precision optical technology.

Profile summary based on public USPTO records.