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Cranston, RI, United States of America

Lynn T Antonelli

USPTO Granted Patents = 21 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.4

ph-index = 7

Forward Citations = 355(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal21 out of 16,080 
 
USA As Represented by Secretary of the Navy
 patents

Years Active: 2001-2020

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21 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 10788575 - Air based sonar projector array (2020-09-29),
2. 10686116 - Thermo-optical method of phrase transformational transduction (2020-06-16),
3. 8599649 - Laser-based method of detecting underwater sound through an ice layer (2013-12-03),
4. 8499637 - Laser based acousto-optic sensing enhancement using tailored retro-reflectors (2013-08-06),
5. 8483977 - Method of laser vibration defect analysis (2013-07-09),
6. 8456622 - Spatial and temporal coherence measurement system (2013-06-04),
7. 8444568 - Remote blood pressure waveform sensing method (2013-05-21),
8. 8177721 - Remote blood pressure waveform sensing method and apparatus (2012-05-15),
9. 8064060 - Outboard optical cable sensor system and method (2011-11-22),
10. 8047149 - Laser-based method for docking an unmanned underwater vehicle to a submarine (2011-11-01),
11. 7613074 - Non-linear optoacoustic narrowband communications technique (2009-11-03),
12. 7539083 - Remote voice detection system (2009-05-26),
13. 7259864 - Optical underwater acoustic sensor (2007-08-21),
14. 7251196 - Passive optical detection of underwater sound (2007-07-31),
15. 7207725 - Optical fiber coupler (2007-04-24),

Title: Innovator Profile: Lynn T. Antonelli

Introduction: Lynn T. Antonelli, based in Cranston, RI, has made significant contributions to the field of acoustic technology with a remarkable portfolio of 21 patents. His innovations demonstrate a blend of creativity and technical proficiency, addressing challenges primarily in sonar technology and sound generation.

Latest Patents: Antonelli's latest inventions include the "Air Based Sonar Projector Array" and the "Thermo-Optical Method of Phase Transformational Transduction." The Air Based Sonar Projector Array features extendable air-based line arrays of directional projectors designed to be affixed parallel to a ship hull. This technology involves a combination of hydraulically-actuated arms and vibration isolators that enhance the transmission of sonar waves. The second invention, the Thermo-Optical Method of Phase Transformational Transduction, utilizes relaxor ferroelectric single crystals to generate broadband sound through thermo-optical triggering. This cutting-edge technique leverages the opto-acoustic effect under mechanical bias, showcasing Antonelli's innovative approach to sound generation.

Career Highlights: Lynn T. Antonelli has worked with the United States Government, specifically as part of the Secretary of the Navy's initiatives. His enduring commitment to advancing military acoustic technologies highlights his influence and expertise in the innovation landscape.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Antonelli has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Fletcher A. Blackmon and Lee E. Estes. These professional relationships have likely fostered a dynamic exchange of ideas that has contributed to the success of their projects.

Conclusion: Lynn T. Antonelli stands out as a pioneering inventor in the realm of sonar technology. His impressive collection of patents reflects his dedication to innovation and his ability to translate complex scientific principles into practical applications. As he continues to innovate, the impact of his work is sure to be felt across various industries, enhancing our understanding and utilization of acoustic technologies.

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