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1. 9841658 - Controllable opto-electronic time stretcher, an electro-optical analog to digital converter having non-uniform sampling using the same, and related methods of operation (2017-12-12),

2. 9450597 - Hardware based compressive sampling ADC architecture for non-uniform sampled signal recovery (2016-09-20),

3. 9438263 - Controllable opto-electronic time stretcher, an electro-optical analog to digital converter having non-uniform sampling using the same, and related methods of operation (2016-09-06),

4. 8879916 - Methods and apparatus for locking the optical phase of single-sideband amplitude-modulation signals (2014-11-04),

5. 8334797 - Wideband high resolution time-stretched photonic analog-to-digital converter (2012-12-18),

6. 8331743 - Reconfigurable optical filters formed by integration of electrically tunable microresonators (2012-12-11),

7. 8270792 - High-resolution multi-level frequency channelizers (2012-09-18),

8. 8121485 - RF-photonic transversal filter method and apparatus (2012-02-21),

9. 8023831 - Coherent RF-photonic link linearized via a negative feedback phase-tracking loop (2011-09-20),

10. 7877020 - Coherent RF-photonic link linearized via a negative feedback phase-tracking loop (2011-01-25),

11. 7835600 - Microwave receiver front-end assembly and array (2010-11-16),

12. 7822082 - Wavelength reconfigurable laser transmitter tuned via the resonance passbands of a tunable microresonator (2010-10-26),

13. 7813654 - Broadband linearization of photonic modulation using transversal equalization (2010-10-12),

14. 7725043 - System and method for reducing interferometric distortion and relative intensity noise in directly modulated fiber optic links (2010-05-25),

15. 7627253 - RF-photonic transversal filter method and apparatus (2009-12-01),

Title: The Inventor Profile of Willie W Ng

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