This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The University of Sydney. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Deepak Jain and Optical Fibre Beam Tailoring
Introduction
Deepak Jain is an inventor associated with Sydney, Australia, and The University of Sydney. His patent work concerns a composite tapered optical fibre designed to tailor the intensity profile of a light beam.
Latest Patents
Jain is associated with 1 patent: “Beam intensity profile tailoring with a composite, tapered optical fibre.” The invention describes a composite optical-fibre waveguide with a primary waveguide and one or more secondary waveguides. At the larger end, both the primary and secondary waveguides can guide light at a particular wavelength. As the fibre tapers, the secondary waveguides become too small to guide that wavelength, while the primary waveguide continues to guide it. This structure spatially modulates the light and can tailor its beam-intensity profile.
Career Highlights
The available information identifies Jain as an inventor working at The University of Sydney. His patent reflects research into photonic waveguides and the control of light propagation through tapered optical fibres.
Collaborations
The patent’s composite-waveguide design brings together primary and secondary optical structures to achieve beam tailoring. The available information does not specify additional collaborators.
Conclusion
Deepak Jain’s patented optical-fibre design uses a tapered composite waveguide to spatially modulate light and tailor a beam’s intensity profile.
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