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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 6819696 | Intersubband semiconductor lasers with enhanced subband depopulation rate Intersubband semiconductor lasers (ISLs) are of great interest for mid-infrared (2-20 μm) device applications. These semiconductor devices have a wide range of applications from pollution detection and industrial monitoring to military functions. ISLs have g... | 11/16/2004 |
| 6388616 | Simple true-time-delay generator for optical control of phased array antenna A true time delay system for optical control of a phased array antenna includes a first time delay unit having a pair of parallel end walls having mirrored surfaces facing each other in a zigzag pattern, and an intermediate wall which is substantially par... | 05/14/2002 |
| 6213024 | Projectile with an air pressure wave generator and chemical agent/marker A projectile with an Air Pressure Wave Generator, a battery, fuze, safe and arm system, detonator system, and ancillary circuitry. The Air Pressure Wave Generator contains a supersonic or subsonic nozzle, an ogive, and a secondary propellant chamber, whic... | 04/10/2001 |
| 5821817 | Fast-locking low-noise phase-locked loop A phase-locked-loop device for generating an output signal of frequency Fo, n phase-lock with an input signal of frequency Fi, where Fo=N(Fi/M). The invention reduces noise and provides optimal-time frequency switching--settling in one cycle of the phase-d... | 10/13/1998 |
| 5816531 | Range correction module for a spin stabilized projectile A range correction module which is designed to fit onto a spin stabilized ballistic projectile for correcting range error. The range correction module is a self-contained module within the fuze which screws into the forward portion of the projectile. The ... | 10/06/1998 |
