This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Pradeep Jayaram Kattemalalavadi: Inventor of a Solar Light-Redirecting Prism.
Introduction
Pradeep Jayaram Kattemalalavadi is an inventor associated with Mysuru, India. His work includes a patented optical design intended to direct light more effectively toward solar energy-absorbing devices.
Latest Patents
Kattemalalavadi is associated with 1 patent: “Light Redirecting Prism, a Redirecting Prismatic Wall and a Solar Panel Incorporating the Same.” The invention describes a prism with three elongated surfaces. An incident surface receives parallel light rays, a redirecting surface uses total internal reflection to redirect light within a predetermined range of angles, and a transmitting surface sends the redirected light toward a solar energy-absorbing device. The disclosure also describes assembling these prisms into a prismatic wall and incorporating the prism or wall into solar panels to increase the light reaching a photovoltaic cell.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Kattemalalavadi’s contribution to optical components for solar energy systems. By redirecting incoming light toward photovoltaic cells, the design aims to improve how solar panels capture incident light.
Collaborations
The patent lists Balaji Lakshmikanth Bangolae and Lakshmi Santhanam among Kattemalalavadi’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Pradeep Jayaram Kattemalalavadi’s patented prism and prismatic-wall concept applies light redirection to solar panels, with the goal of increasing the light reaching photovoltaic cells.
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