This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Stanford Telecommunications, Inc.. Active years: 2000.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2000
Title: Joseph McAlpin Bozzay and Laser Satellite Communication
Introduction
Joseph McAlpin Bozzay is an inventor associated with Leesburg, Virginia, and Stanford Telecommunications, Inc. His patent work addresses laser communications between ground terminals and satellites or high-altitude platforms.
Latest Patents
The provided information identifies one patent for Bozzay: “Laser Satellite Communication Systems.” The invention describes a system designed to reduce the effects of atmospheric conditions, wind, and turbulence on laser communications. A ground terminal transmits data in large blocks to a satellite or high-altitude platform. After receiving each block, the platform sends an acknowledgment to the ground terminal, which then transmits the next block. Repeating this process allows data to be received through atmospheric scintillation windows. Bozzay is credited with 1 patent.
Career Highlights
Bozzay’s listed work with Stanford Telecommunications, Inc., connects his career to satellite communications technology. His patent describes an acknowledgment-based transmission method intended to support reliable delivery of large data blocks over laser links.
Collaborations
The provided information lists Richard C. Thuss and Thomas A. Russell as Bozzay’s coworkers. Their specific contributions to the patent are not stated in the supplied details.
Conclusion
Joseph McAlpin Bozzay’s documented invention focuses on improving laser communication between ground terminals and satellites or high-altitude platforms by coordinating data transmission with acknowledgments.
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