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Skarp Technologies (delaware) Inc.

Kiribati Wireless Ventures, LLC

Asml Netherlands B.v.

Gustavsson, Morgan, Lars Ake

Binun, Paul

Paul William Binun

Morgan Lars Ake Gustavsson

James J Alwan

Scott Harris Bloom

Victor J Chan

Scott Platenberg

Raymond Dennis Rogers

Glenn Claude Hoiseth

Werner Pyka

Hugh Michael O'Brien, Iv

Kyle Ryan McCormick

Robert A Bergstedt

Paul Alexander McKenzie

Kyle Mccormick

A device configured to cut hair using laser light includes a handle portion and a shaving portion. The handle portion includes a battery and a laser light source. The laser light source is coupled to and configured to receive power from the battery. The laser light source is also configured to generate laser light having a wavelength selected to target a predetermined chromophore to effectively cut a hair shaft. The shaving portion includes a support and a single fiber optic supported by the support. The fiber optic has a proximal end, a distal end, an outer wall, and a cutting region positioned towards the distal end and extending along a portion of the side wall. The fiber optic is positioned to receive the laser light from the laser light source at the proximal end, conduct the laser light from the proximal end toward the distal end, and emit the light out of the cutting region and toward hair when the cutting region is brought in contact with the hair.

Laser shaving

An extreme ultraviolet light system includes a target material delivery system configured to produce a target material; and a beam delivery system that is configured to receive an amplified light beam emitted from a drive laser system and to direct the amplified light beam toward a target location that receives the target material. The beam delivery system includes a final focus assembly that focuses the amplified light beam at a focal location to enable interaction between the amplified light beam and the target material to cause the target material to be converted into a plasma that emits extreme ultraviolet light. The final focus assembly includes at least one transmissive optical element having at least one curved surface through which the amplified light beam travels; and at least one reflective optical element having at least one curved surface on which the amplified light beam is reflected.

Final focus assembly for extreme ultraviolet light source

Systems and methods for use with an optical communication beam are disclosed. The system allows the beam of light to operate at an adequate power level that provides a robust optical link while minimizing any safety risk to humans. The system calibrates and controls the gain for an avalanche photodiode detector (APD). A detector circuit is used to calibrate the APD. Once calibrated, the detector circuit further provides an electrical bias to the APD to process or condition the electrical signal to produce a detector output. The systems and methods disclosed herein attenuate the power level of an incoming communication beam to prevent oversaturation of an APD. The system further provides an alignment signal, which is effective over a wide dynamic range of incoming power levels.

Attenuation systems and methods for use with an optical detector in an optical communication system

Attenuation and calibration systems and methods for use with a laser detector in an optical communication system

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Chula Vista, CA, United States of America

Paul William Binun