This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Vanderbilt University. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Emelina Prevost Vienneau: Ultrasound and Signal-Processing Innovation
Introduction
Emelina Prevost Vienneau is an inventor associated with Vanderbilt University and based in Walnut Cove, North Carolina. His patent work addresses coded excitation and signal processing for imaging and sensing applications.
Latest Patents
The provided information lists one patent for Vienneau: “Method and System Using Coded Excitation with Invertible Skew-Symmetric Binary Sequences and Inverse Filtering.” The invention describes forming and transmitting a coded excitation waveform, receiving responsive signals from a medium, and applying a decoding filter for pulse compression. Its stated aim is to improve signal-to-noise ratio and suppress range-lobe artifacts in ultrasound imaging or sensing, active sonar, LIDAR, and radar. Vienneau is credited with 1 patent.
Career Highlights
Vienneau’s listed patent reflects work on signal-processing methods intended to improve the clarity and reliability of measurements across several imaging and sensing technologies. The provided information identifies Vanderbilt University as his company affiliation.
Collaborations
Brett C. Byram is identified as Vienneau’s coworker. Their shared affiliation is presented in connection with Vanderbilt University.
Conclusion
Emelina Prevost Vienneau’s listed invention applies coded excitation and inverse filtering to address signal quality and range-lobe artifacts in multiple sensing fields.
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