This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Rockwell International Corporation. Active years: 1988.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1988
Title: Robert H. Cohn and His Work on Nitrogen Fluoride Laser Technology.
Introduction
Robert H. Cohn is an inventor associated with Thousand Oaks, California. His work includes a patent describing a method for generating electronically excited nitrogen fluoride for potential use in laser systems.
Latest Patents
Cohn is credited with 1 patent: “Method for Generating Electronically Excited NF for Use in a Laser.” The invention describes producing electronically excited nitrogen fluoride, or NF*, by dissociating fluoride azide (FN₃). In a preferred approach, FN₃ reacts with vibrationally excited molecules, including hydrogen halides, deuterium halides, carbon dioxide, or nitrogen. Other described methods use laser pumping or detonation to dissociate FN₃.
The patent also outlines ways to use NF* to produce short-wavelength laser output. These include pumping the NF(b-X) transition in a resonant chamber or adding an emitting species, such as BiF, to convert stored energy into photons.
Career Highlights
Cohn’s listed company affiliation is Rockwell International Corporation. His patent reflects work on chemical methods for generating excited molecular species and applying their energy in laser technology.
Collaborations
David J. Benard is identified as Cohn’s coworker. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.
Conclusion
Robert H. Cohn’s patent documents a range of approaches for generating electronically excited nitrogen fluoride and applying it to laser systems.
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