Kilolambda Technologies Ltd.

Mellanox Technologies, Ltd.

Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd.

Elbit Systems Ltd.

Other

Molex Corporation

University of Rochester

Kilolampda Technologies Ltd.

Elop Eletro-optics Industries Ltd.

C.h.i. Development Mgmt. Ltd. Xxxiii, LLC

Moshe Oron

Doron Nevo

Ariela Donval

Ram Oron

Noam Yona Gross

Elad Mentovich

Tali Septon

Isabelle Cestier

Yonatan Piasetzky

Sharon Goldstein

Tali Fisher Masliah

Yuval Ofir

Eran Partouche

Ido Dotan

Paraskevas Bakopoulos

Dimitrios Kalavrouziotis

Ioannis (Giannis) Patronas

Dimitrios Syrivelis

Dean A Richardson

Erez Hasman

Gil Rosenman

Raphael E Levy

Victor Weiss

Anatoly Patlakh

Allan Farber

Masum Choudhury

Michael Andorn

Thomas R Stanczyk

Attila Fülöp

Avshalom C Elitzur

Eliahu Cohen

Yuval Idan

Taylor Lee Patti

Oren Steinberg

Anders Gösta Larsson

Guerman Pasmanik

Yehuda Paiss

Mordechai Katz

Alexander Skliar

David Eger

Peter McIlroy

Hanna Inbar

Boaz Nemet

Vladislav Palatnik

Dima Cheskis

Bi-directional quantum interconnects are provided that include a first communication module and a second communication module. The first communication module includes a first quantum transmitter and a first quantum receiver, and the second communication module includes a second quantum transmitter and a second quantum receiver. The example interconnect further includes a first communication medium communicably coupling the first communication module and the second communication module such that communication is provided between the first quantum transmitter and the second quantum receiver and between the second quantum transmitter and the first quantum receiver via the first communication medium. The first quantum transmitter and the second quantum transmitter generate qubits having first and second quantum characteristics, respectively, to allow for bi-directional quantum communication over a common channel.

Bi-directional quantum interconnects

Processes for continuous compositional grading for realization of low charge carrier barriers in electro-optical heterostructure semiconductor devices are provided. An example process includes forming, onto one or more semiconductor layers of an electro-optical semiconductor device, a first semiconductor layer associated with a first bandgap value and forming, onto the first semiconductor layer, a grading layer associated with a continuous compositional grading. The example method further includes forming, onto the grading layer, a second semiconductor layer associated with a second bandgap value. The second bandgap value is different than the first bandgap value.

Continuous compositional grading for realization of low charge carrier barriers in electro-optical heterostructure semiconductor devices

An apparatus comprises a support structure and one or more first optical components on the support structure that communicatively couple with a first endpoint. The one or more first optical components are configured to output and receive optical signals that travel over a free space medium to establish a secure link between the first endpoint and a second endpoint.

Devices, systems, and methods for free space key exchange

Various embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to accessing a quantum communication channel undetected and/or characterizing this communication channel based upon attempted access. An example method includes accessing a quantum communication channel transmitting one or more qubits. The method includes the introduction of a noise signal to the quantum communication channel and then applying in its absence one or more weak or variable-strength measurements to the quantum communication channel. A strength of at least one measurement of the one or more measurements is based at least in part upon the current noise signal. The method further includes obtaining information associated with the one or more qubits based on the one or more measurements.

Measurement based methods for accessing and characterizing quantum communication channels

High bandwidth (e.g., >100 GHz) modulators and methods of fabricating such are provided. An optical modulator comprises transmission lines configured to provide a respective radio frequency signal to a respective plurality of segmented capacitive loading electrodes; pluralities of segmented capacitive loading electrodes in electrical communication with a respective one of the transmission lines and in electrical communication with an interface layer of a semiconductor waveguide structure; and the semiconductor waveguide structure. The semiconductor waveguide structure is configured to modulate an optical signal propagating therethrough based at least in part on the respective radio frequency signal. The semiconductor waveguide structure comprises the interface layer, which (a) comprises a semiconductor material and (b) is configured such that an interface resistance of the modulator is ≤4 Ohms. The interface resistance is a serial resistance between the interface layer and respective electrodes of the pluralities of segmented capacitive loading electrodes.

High bandwidth optical modulator

An active, transparency-controlled window comprises at least one layer of a material that is transparent to at least selected wavelengths of light; at least one layer of photochromic material having a transparency, to the at least selected wavelengths of light, that can be controllably altered by an activating light; and a controllable source of light that activates the photochromic material to controllably alter the transparency of the photochromic material to the at least selected wavelengths of light. The material that is transparent to at least selected wavelengths of light may be a material selected from the group consisting of glass and plastic.

Window having active transparency control

The present invention relates to optical power-limiting devices, and more particularly, to an optical power-limiting passive (self-adaptive) device and to a method for limiting solar power transmission in devices such as windows, using scattering level changes in a novel thermotropic composition that contains salt nano or microparticles embedded in a solid transparent host layer, where temperature change induces change in the refraction index of the matrix as well as of the embedded particles, creating a scattering layer, substantially reflecting the incident light thus limiting the amount of light passing through the window, green house covers, car sun roofs, solar panel windows and protection layers on housing roofs and walls, as a function of ambient temperature.

Temperature responsive optical limiter, composition and device

An energy efficient optical window has different optical properties when irradiated by solar light from front or back side of the window. The window is used to reflect most of the infrared light at summer times, leaving the interior cooler and to absorb most of the infrared light at winter times, making the interior hotter by heat transfer from the hot window pane. Mechanical reversal of the window, inside out, is used to apply the needed version for winter and summer. The window is coated with alternating thin metallic and dielectric layers that transmit most of the visible light while reflecting most of the infrared part of the spectrum when impinged by solar light on one side and transmit most of the visible light while absorbing most of the infrared part of the spectrum when impinged by solar light on the other side.

Glazing design with variable heat and light transmittance properties, device and method

A system for facilitating a consumer's selection of customized color-changing lenses for eyewear, or windows, captures a digital color image of at least the face of the consumer and displays that color image to the consumer on a video display while superimposing a pair of lenses over the eyes. The display simulates the color of the superimposed lenses when made of a selected photochromic or thermochromic material. The color of the superimposed lenses is changeable, in response to consumer-controlled inputs, over a range between (a) an initial color for the lenses when subjected to at least one of (i) a first predetermined temperature and (ii) a first predetermined light condition, and (b) a final color for said lenses when subjected to at least one of (i) a second predetermined temperature higher than said first predetermined temperature and (ii) a second predetermined light condition brighter than said first predetermined light condition.

System for facilitating selection of color changing eyewear lenses and windows

A method for directing a laser pulsed beam towards a selected area/surface of an object, comprising transmitting from a laser assembly that includes an optical transmitter module a pulsed laser beam having a first pulse duration and illuminating therewith an area/surface of the object, thereby obtaining a reflected pulsed laser beam, the reflected pulsed laser beam including a leading portion reflected from a first reflecting area/surface of the object which is the area of the object that defines the shortest optical path between the optical transmitter module, the object and an optical receiver module; receiving, in a second laser assembly that includes the optical receiver module, the reflected pulsed laser beam and converting it into an amplified phase conjugated pulsed beam of a second pulse duration, and transmitting from the second laser assembly the amplified phase conjugated pulsed beam and illuminating therewith on selected area/surface of the object.

Optical pointing system

An optical power-limiting passive (self-adaptive) device and method for limiting optical power transmission in lenses and windows, using layers of different photochromic compositions that exploit the full solar ultraviolet (UV) and short visible light spectrum. While a typical single photochromic material is activated by a UV band of wavelengths, e.g. 340 to 380 nm, adding a layer of photochromic material that is activated by an additional band of wavelengths, e.g., 380 to 420 nm, allows the efficient use of a wider band of solar UV and short visible light, e.g., 340 to 420 nm, thus enhancing the photochromic response to solar light.

Layered photochromic composition and device

An optical window-filter includes a thermochromic material and a light absorbing material that can be bonded chemically. Absorption of light by the light absorbing material generates heat that causes phase transformation of the thermochromic material. A filter for an infrared imaging system has detectors sensitive to radiation in an infrared transmission spectrum. The filter includes a thermochromic material and a light-absorbing material. Absorption of high-power radiation in the infrared transmission spectrum by the light-absorbing material generates heat that causes phase transformation of the thermochromic material to attenuate the high-power radiation while transmitting substantially unaffected low-power radiation in the infrared transmission spectrum.

Responsivity enhancement of solar light compositions and devices for thermochromic windows

An optical limiter comprises a glass backing, a glass cover, and a layer of a phase changing material placed between said glass backing and said glass cover, the phase changing material comprising a transparent matrix having embedded particles of material that changes its optical properties due to temperature induced phase change of said material. The optical properties may change from transparent to reflective, from transparent to refractive or from transparent to scattering. The phase changing material is preferably at least one material selected from the group consisting of the elements Antimony, Bismuth, Cadmium, Lead, Tin and Indium and low-melting-point alloys of two or more of these elements. Two or more layers of phase changing materials may be used in a stack configuration, with each of the phase changing materials having a unique melting temperature.

Reflective optical limiter

A dermatological laser apparatus for irradiating human tissue with optical pulses includes a laser source () producing an optical output, a pulse shaper () coupled to the laser source for converting the optical output into optical pulses having desired shapes, and an optical delivery tool () coupled to the pulse shaper for applying the optical pulses sequentially to a multiplicity of sites on the human tissue with consecutively irradiated sites being non-adjacent.

Dermatological laser system and Method for Skin Resurfacing

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Moshe Oron