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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Matthew N McLandrich

USPTO Granted Patents = 10

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.2

ph-index = 7

Forward Citations = 173(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Oceanside, CA (US) (1982 - 1983)
  • Carlsbad, CA (US) (1981 - 1984)
  • San Diego, CA (US) (1985 - 2001)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal10 out of 16,070 
 
USA As Represented by Secretary of the Navy
 patents

Years Active: 1981-2001

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10 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 6169832 - System for generating a wavelength stabilized output from a superluminescent diode (2001-01-02),
2. 5341205 - Method for characterization of optical waveguide devices using partial (1994-08-23),
3. 5121453 - Polarization independent narrow channel wavelength division multiplexing (1992-06-09),
4. 4763272 - Automated and computer controlled precision method of fused elongated (1988-08-09),
5. 4557553 - Method of wavelength multiplexing in fused single-mode fiber couplers (1985-12-10),
6. 4446543 - Optical resonator single-mode fiber hydrophone (1984-05-01),
7. 4377403 - Method of fabricating a fused single-mode fiber bidirectional coupler (1983-03-22),
8. 4352563 - Method of providing phase biasing in a continuous single-mode fiber ring (1982-10-05),
9. 4290697 - Method to eliminate fiber interferometer reflections (1981-09-22),
10. 4283144 - Method of fiber interferometry zero fringe shift referencing using (1981-08-11),

Title: **Innovations of Matthew N. McLandrich from San Diego, CA**

Introduction

Matthew N. McLandrich is a prominent inventor based in San Diego, CA, with a significant contribution to the field of optics. He holds an impressive portfolio of 10 patents, showcasing his inventive prowess in creating sophisticated optical systems.

Latest Patents

His latest patents include a "System for generating a wavelength stabilized output from a superluminescent diode," which outlines a method for achieving wavelength stabilization concerning temperature. This system incorporates a superluminescent diode that injects an optical signal into a uniquely designed conically tapered optical fiber fused with a polarization-independent wavelength division multiplexing (PINC WDM) coupler.

Another innovative patent is a "Method for characterization of optical waveguide devices using partial," which describes an advanced optical system for measuring the thickness and other critical parameters of optical devices. This method uses a short coherence length edge-emitting LED, a fiber optic coupler probe, and a Michelson interferometer to achieve high precision in measuring issues such as absolute attenuation and effective refractive index.

Career Highlights

Matthew collaborates with the United States of America, represented by the Secretary of the Navy, where he applies his knowledge and skills towards research and development projects. His contributions have been pivotal in advancing optical technologies that benefit national security and technological innovation.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Matthew has worked alongside notable colleagues, including Donald J. Albares and Stephen A. Pappert. Their teamwork has led to the successful development of impactful technologies within their domain.

Conclusion

Matthew N. McLandrich remains a key figure in the innovation landscape of optical engineering. His patents not only highlight his individual ingenuity but also signify the collaborative efforts within his team to push the boundaries of technology. With a commitment to advancement, McLandrich continues to shape the future of optical systems.

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