One embodiment of the present invention is an exemplary wavelength selective optical coupling device. This exemplary device includes two waveguides, a ring or disc resonator, and resonator coupling elements. The waveguides are disposed on top of a substrate, not in contact with each other. The waveguides may transmit multiple wavelengths of light. The ring or disc resonator includes a dielectric member which extends parallel to the top of the substrate and overlaps, without contacting, the waveguides. The resonator is sized to resonate at a subset of resonant wavelengths. The resonator coupling elements couple the resonator to the substrate. The resonator coupling elements may include a bridge coupled to the top surface of the substrate and electrically coupled to control circuitry within the substrate. A waveguide coupling signal from the control circuitry causes the bridge to deform, translating the resonator up and down, thereby intermittently coupling and decoupling the waveguides.
Joseph H. Abeles - Middlesex NJ, US Alan M. Braun - Lawrenceville NJ, US Viktor Borisovitch Khalfin - Hightstown NJ, US Martin H. Kwakernaak - New Brunswick NJ, US Ramon U. Martinelli - Hightstown NJ, US Hooman Mohseni - Wilmette IL, US
Assignee:
Sarnoff Corporation - Princeton NJ
International Classification:
H01S 5/00
US Classification:
372 5012, 372 501, 372 5022
Abstract:
A high power laser system including: a plurality of emitters each including a large area waveguide and a plurality of quantum well regions optically coupled to the large area waveguide, wherein each of the quantum well regions exhibits a low modal overlap with the large area waveguide; a collimator optically coupled to the emitters; a diffraction grating optically coupled through the collimator to the emitters; and, an output coupler optically coupled through the diffraction grating to the emitters.
Implementing Key Performance Indicators In A Service Model
Alan D. Braun - Morris Plains NJ, US Isaac J. Graf - Flushing NY, US Shoel D. Perelman - New York NY, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06Q 10/00
US Classification:
705 711, 705 712, 705 723, 709224, 370230, 370252
Abstract:
A service model of resources is created and the resources are mapped to a plurality of templates. The service model represents real-time characteristics of resources for an enterprise. Rule-based Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are then configured on the templates and thereby applied to the depicted resources, and the overall health of the system that utilizes the depicted resources depicted is determined. These KPI's can be chained in a way that allows the user a large amount of flexibility to report the metrics most relevant to the health of the business.
Chip-Scale Atomic Clock (Csac) And Method For Making Same
Joseph Abeles - East Brunswick NJ, US Alan Braun - Lawrenceville NJ, US Winston Chan - Princeton NJ, US Martin Kwakernaak - New Brunswick NJ, US Steven Lipp - West Windsor NJ, US Alfred Ulmer - Beverly NJ, US
International Classification:
H01S 1/06
US Classification:
331094100
Abstract:
A clock including: a portable, at least partially evacuated housing; a cell being positioned within the housing and including an internal cavity having interior dimensions each less than about 1 millimeter, an intra-cavity pressure of at least about 760 Torr, and containing a metal atomic vapor; an electrical to optical energy converter being positioned within the housing to emit light through the metal atomic vapor; an optical energy intensity detector being positioned within the housing to receive the light emitted by the converter through the metal atomic vapor; at least one conductive winding around the cavity to stabilize the magnetic field experienced in the cavity dependently upon the detector; and, an output to provide a signal from the housing dependently upon the detector detecting the light emitted by the converter through the metal atomic vapor.
Alan D. Braun - Morris Plains NJ, US Isaac J. Graf - Flushing NY, US Shoel D. Perelman - New York NY, US
Assignee:
International Business Machine Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 9/44
US Classification:
705 7
Abstract:
A service model of resources is dynamically created from a selected service model template. A user-input or incoming event selects one of multiple pre-defined service model templates for construction of a selected service model. The selected service model represents real-time characteristics of resources for an enterprise. External data sources, which are used to describe the real-time characteristics of the depicted resources, are then identified, and the service model is constructed using the identified external data sources.
Joseph Hy Abeles - East Brunswick NJ, US Zane Alan Shellenbarger - Pennington NJ, US Winston Kong Chan - Princeton NJ, US Alan Michael Braun - Lawrence Township NJ, US
International Classification:
H01S 5/22 H01L 21/28
US Classification:
372 4501, 438 39, 257E21158
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a diode laser and a method for producing the same. In one embodiment, the diode laser, comprises a passive pedestal layer structure, an active ridge layer structure positioned over the passive pedestal layer structure, a p-contact contacting a top side of the active ridge layer structure, a first n-contact disposed on a first side of the active ridge layer structure, a second n-contact disposed on a second side of the active ridge layer structure and, an n-final-metal layer connecting the first n-contact metal and the second n-contact metal, wherein the n-final-metal layer is continuous over the active ridge layer structure.
Alan David Braun - Randolph NJ, US Thomas Gabriel Adcox - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
APPLE INC. - Cupertino CA
International Classification:
G06F 15/16
US Classification:
709203
Abstract:
An interactive content management system and method is disclosed that allows an administrator operating a server device to manage the presentation of interactive content on client devices that are in communication with the server device. The communication can be through wired or wireless networks. Client users can interact with the content independent of the administrator or other client users. This allows each client user to interact with the content at the client user's own pace. The server device can be configured to allow the administrator to see what each client user is seeing on their respective client devices. The interactive content can include any type of content, including active links to other content available on the Web or from other content sources. The administrator can send specific content to specific client users or the same content to all client users.
Dr. Braun graduated from the University of Kansas School of Medicine in 1976. He works in Urbandale, IA and specializes in Rheumatology. Dr. Braun is affiliated with Iowa Lutheran Hospital, Mercy Medical Center & Childrens Hospital Des Moines, Methodist West Hospital and UnityPoint Health Des Moines Iowa Methodist Medical Center.
2012 to 2000 Director of Development - Corporate & Major GivingELMER'S PRODUCTS, INC Columbus, OH 2008 to 2011 Regional Business ManagerCREATIVE CONVERTING, INC Clintonville, WI 1999 to 2007 Eastern Regional Sales ManagerCANDLE CORPORATION OF AMERICA / BLYTH IND
1993 to 1999 Northeastern Regional Sales Manager
Education:
CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, LEHMAN COLLEGE Bronx, NY 2012 Bachelor of Science in Music EducationCOLUMBIA UNIVERSITY TEACHER'S COLLEGE New York, NY Masters of Arts in Special Education
Alan Braun (1986-1990), Jerry Stone (1965-1969), Steve Lewis (1985-1989), Susan Segner (1961-1965), Russell Mobley (1967-1971), Katie Whithurst (1963-1967)
The commission says Pastor Alan Braun, Jerry Braun, Steven Maxwell, also known as Steven Fassman, and three companies took $450,000 from two investors telling them they were buying real estate in Edmonton that would generate a high rate of return.The panel has ordered Alan Braun to pay the same amount takenfrom the investors, plus$450,000 in administrative penalties, while Maxwell hasbeen fined $300,000 and Jerry Braun must pay a $200,000 fine.