Inventor · Plano, TX, US

Xiaoping Mao

15Patents
9h-index
18Co-inventors
65Inventor score

Filing activity: Oct 20, 1994 → Mar 12, 2004

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US5420868A Suppression of brillouin scattering in lightwave transmission system Physics 56 Expired
US5796096A Fabrication and applications of long-lifetime, holographic gratings in photorefractive materials Physics 43 Expired
US6043914A Dense WDM in the 1310 nm band Electricity 41 Expired
US6310690A Dense wavelength division multiplexer utilizing an asymmetric pass band interferometer Physics 36 Expired
US6111675A System and method for bi-directional transmission of telemetry service signals using a single fiber Electricity 25 Expired
US5926590A Power equalizer in a multiple wavelength bidirectional lightwave amplifier Electricity 23 Expired
US6310993A Method and apparatus for chromatic dispersion compensation and dispersion slope compensation in wavelength division multiplexed systems utilizing a channel separator and virtually imaged phased arrays Physics 17 Expired
US5689594A Multiple wavelength bidirectional lightwave amplifier Electricity 11 Expired
US6396606B1 Method of avoiding excessive polarization mode dispersion in an optical communications link Electricity 10 Expired
US6721509B2 Self-adjusting optical add-drop multiplexer and optical networks using same Electricity 9 Expired
US6493116B1 PMD characterization across multiple optical channels of an optical link Electricity 8 Expired
US7054559B1 Method and system for modular multiplexing and amplification in a multi-channel plan Electricity 7 Expired
US6681081B2 Method of avoiding excessive polarization mode dispersion in an optical communications link Electricity 6 Expired
US7016610B2 Self-adjusting optical add-drop multiplexer and optical networks using same Electricity 2 Expired
US6704510B2 PMD characterization across multiple optical channels of an optical link Electricity 0 Expired

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