This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Presstek, Inc.. Active years: 2002.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2002
Title: Thomas C. Dearman: Laser Diode Array Inventor
Introduction
Thomas C. Dearman is an inventor associated with Oro Valley, Arizona, and Presstek, Inc. His patent work addresses the design and assembly of individually addressable laser diode emitters.
Latest Patents
Dearman is credited with 1 patent: “Emitter Array with Individually Addressable Laser Diodes.” The invention describes a linear array designed to provide sufficient thermal and electronic isolation for each emitter to be addressed separately. A standoff element connects the emitters to a power source, while spaces formed between emitters preserve those electrical connections. The assembly is completed by attaching the emitter bar to a heat sink.
Career Highlights
Dearman’s listed patent highlights work on laser diode array construction, including emitter isolation, electrical connections, and heat management. He is associated with Presstek, Inc.
Collaborations
Josh P. Foster and John Gary Sousa are identified as Dearman’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Thomas C. Dearman’s patent documents a practical approach to building a laser diode array with individually addressable emitters, integrated electrical connections, and heat-sink support.
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