Kenneth D Jackson

43941834, Jul 19, 1983

Nov 18, 1981

6/322575

Kenneth A. Jackson - Plainfield NJ
Lionel C. Kimerling - Westfield NJ

Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated - Murray Hill NJ

H01L 2124

148 15

This invention is a technique for forming a specifically configured region of material which is rejected by an advancing freezing front within a melt. Resolidification of the molten material is effected in such a manner that liquid-solid interfaces intersect so as to control the shape and location of the rejected material which solidifies. Specific embodiments involve the formation of wires, tubes, or planes of enriched rejected material. Applications include the formation of enriched conductive material for making electrical contact between internal or external regions of electronic devices. Additionally, enriched material with etching properties different than that of the surrounding material may be formed and subsequently etched away in micro-machining applications.

50396536, Aug 13, 1991

Mar 29, 1990

7/503062

Kenneth A. Jackson - New York NY
Lynn F. Schneemeyer - Westfield NJ

AT&T Bell Laboratories - Murray Hill NJ

C30B 708

505 1

A bismuth-strontium calcium cuprate material shows commercial promise as a high-T. sub. c superconductor material, means are desired for producing such (as well as isostructural) superconductor material in the form of macroscopic single-crystal bodies. The invention provides for the growth of such bodies from a fluxed melt, in bulk or epitaxially on a substrate, the fluxing agent being chosen to include sodium chloride, potassium chloride, or a mixture of sodium chloride and potassium chloride.

42578248, Mar 24, 1981

Jul 31, 1979

6/062350

Kenneth A. Jackson - Plainfield NJ
Lionel C. Kimerling - Westfield NJ
Harry J. Leamy - New Providence NJ

Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated - Murray Hill NJ

H01L 21275

148 15

A temperature gradient zone melting process is disclosed wherein the temperature gradient is established substantially across only the molten zone by preferentially heating the molten zone. In a specific embodiment, the mechanism for inputting heat to the molten zone involves exposing the substrate to optical radiation of a wavelength and magnitude for which the molten zone is absorptive and the remainder of the body is transparent. The molten zone thereby migrates through the body toward the source of optical radiation.

20180275212, Sep 27, 2018

Mar 24, 2017

15/469374

- Bethesda MD, US
Kenneth Michael Jackson - Westville NJ, US
Nicholas M. Luzod - Seatlle WA, US
Gregory Scott Bruce - Abington PA, US
Wilbur Lew - Mount Laurel NJ, US
Duc Huynh - Princeton Junction NJ, US
Andrew Raymond Mandeville - Delran NJ, US
Arul Manickam - Mount Laurel NJ, US
Peter G. Kaup - Marlton NJ, US

Lockheed Martin Corporation - Bethesda MD

G01R 33/032

A system for magnetic detection includes a housing including a top plate, bottom plate, side plate, and main plate provided between the side plate and the bottom plate; a magneto-optical defect center material including at least one magneto-optical defect center that emits an optical signal when excited by an excitation light; a radio frequency (RF) exciter system configured to provide RF excitation to the magneto-optical defect center material; an optical light source configured to direct the excitation light to the magneto-optical defect center material; and an optical detector configured to receive the optical signal emitted by the magneto-optical defect center material. The elements of the system are mounted to the main plate and capable of being unattached and remounted to the main plate to change at least one of a location or an angle of incidence of the excitation light on the magneto-optical defect center material

20170343695, Nov 30, 2017

May 31, 2017

15/610526

- BETHESDA MD, US
Arul MANICKAM - Mount Laurel NJ, US
Peter G. KAUP - Marlton NJ, US
Gregory Scott BRUCE - Abington PA, US
Wilbur LEW - Mount Laurel NJ, US
Joseph W. HAHN - Erial NJ, US
Nicholas Mauriello LUZOD - Seattle WA, US
Kenneth Michael JACKSON - Westville NJ, US
Jacob Louis SWETT - Redwood City CA, US
Peter V. BEDWORTH - Los Gatos CA, US
Steven W. SINTON - Palo Alto CA, US
Duc HUYNH - Princeton Junction NJ, US
Michael John DIMARIO - Doylestown PA, US
Jay T. HANSEN - Hainesport NJ, US
Andrew Raymond MANDEVILLE - Delran NJ, US
Bryan Neal FISK - Madison AL, US
Joseph A. VILLANI - Moorestown NJ, US
Jon C. RUSSO - Cherry Hill NJ, US
David Nelson COAR - Philadelphia PA, US
Julie Lynne MILLER - Auberry CA, US
Anjaney Pramod KOTTAPALLI - San Jose CA, US
Gary Edward MONTGOMERY - Palo Alto CA, US
Margaret Miller SHAW - Silver Spring MD, US
Stephen SEKELSKY - Princeton NJ, US
James Michael KRAUSE - Saint Michael MN, US
Thomas J. MEYER - Corfu NY, US

LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION - BETHESDA MD

G01V 3/14
G01R 33/26
G01R 33/032

A system for magnetic detection includes a magneto-optical defect center material including at least one magneto-optical defect center that emits an optical signal when excited by an excitation light; a radio frequency (RF) exciter system configured to provide RF excitation to the magneto-optical defect center material; an optical light source configured to direct the excitation light to the magneto-optical defect center material; and an optical detector configured to receive the optical signal emitted by the magneto-optical defect center material.