Combination lightwave antenna and spectral analyzer and methods
OwnerEric Dean Rosenthal, Richard Jay Solomon +1inventors
InventorsEric Dean Rosenthal, Richard Jay Solomon, Clark Eugene Johnson
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OwnerEric Dean Rosenthal, Richard Jay Solomon +1inventors
InventorsEric Dean Rosenthal, Richard Jay Solomon, Clark Eugene Johnson
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The present invention relates to sensor apparatus and methods, pertinent to electromagnetic energy in visible and other spectra, to capture and reproduce substantially all electromagnetic information within a relevant spectrum. This invention takes advantage of the wave properties of light, using tiny components dimensioned to the relevant wavelengths of light. Recent developments in nano-technology permit construction of wave-based detectors, instead of photon-counting receivers. These wave detectors can operate in the electromagnetic spectral range, including submillimeter, infrared, visible, ultraviolet and X-ray bands, with consequent low noise and tremendous sensitivity due to gain resulting from their inherent antenna construction. This invention provides for both non-contact and contact coupling methods between the sensor and the receiver/demodulator.
A combination lightwave antenna and spectral analyzer comprising:
A system for analyzing spectral characteristics of lightwaves of an object, the apparatus comprising:
A method of analyzing the spectral characteristics of a lightwave, the method comprising:
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