Christopher Kocot

Title: Christopher Kocot and the PCSEL Magnetometer

Introduction

Christopher Kocot is an inventor associated with Wilmington, Delaware. His listed patent work concerns a magnetometer designed to use a photonic crystal surface-emitting laser and a resonant atomic medium to measure magnetic fields. The available information identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

The listed invention, “PCSEL Magnetometer,” describes a device that combines a resonant atomic medium, a photonic crystal surface-emitting laser (PCSEL), and a light detector. The medium contains color centers or other dopants that fluoresce when excited by light at a suitable wavelength. Because characteristics of the fluorescence depend on the magnetic field applied to the medium, the detector can measure the emitted light and generate a signal indicating the field.

The PCSEL supplies and directs the excitation light into the resonant atomic medium. This arrangement brings together a light source, a field-sensitive material, and a detector in a system for magnetic-field measurement.

Career Highlights

Kocot is associated with II-VI Delaware, Inc. The available details connect his patent work with the development of optical and sensing technology, but do not provide further information about his role or career history.

Collaborations

The listed company association is II-VI Delaware, Inc. No additional collaborators or institutional partnerships are specified in the provided information.

Conclusion

Christopher Kocot’s listed patent describes a PCSEL-based magnetometer that uses fluorescence from a resonant atomic medium to produce a signal indicative of an applied magnetic field.