Inventor · Missoula, MT, US

John N. Hait

20Patents
8h-index
5Co-inventors
64Inventor score

Filing activity: Jun 16, 1989 → Mar 16, 2001

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US5630057A Secure architecture and apparatus using an independent computer cartridge Physics 113 Expired
US5093802A Optical computing method using interference fringe component regions Physics 22 Expired
US6473222B2 Hyper-heterodyning, expanded bandpass apparatus and method Physics 17 Expired
US5581763A Secure architecture and apparatus using an independent computer cartridge Physics 17 Expired
US5691532A Photonic heterodyning having an image component separator Electricity 13 Expired
US5644123A Photonic signal processing, amplification, and computing using special interference Physics 10 Expired
US6477287B1 Polarization-preserving, phase-and-polarization-insensitive, photonic data router Electricity 9 Expired
US5623366A Photonic signal processing amplification, and computing using special interference Physics 8 Expired
US6256124A Combination photonic time and wavelength division multiplexer Electricity 7 Expired
US5466925A Amplitude to phase conversion logic Physics 6 Expired
US6427033B1 Photonic image router Electricity 5 Expired
US6462877B1 Drop filter apparatus and method Electricity 5 Expired
US5555126A Dual phase amplification with phase logic Physics 3 Expired
US5726804A Wavetrain stabilization and sorting Physics 3 Expired
US6459827B1 Polarization-stabilizing, phase-and-polarization-insensitive, photonic data router Electricity 1 Expired
US5770854A Pattern-recognition computing and method for producing same Physics 1 Expired
US6407848B1 Servo-stabilized-phase, differential coherence detector Physics 1 Expired
US6265707A Pattern-recognition computing and method for producing same Physics 1 Expired
US5617249A Frequency-multiplexed logic, amplification and energy beam control Physics 1 Expired
US5835246A Addressable imaging Physics 0 Expired

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.