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Steven R. Patterson
Also filed as: PATTERSON STEVEN R
10 granted patents·2 pending applications·355 citations·filing 1989–2012
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12 records- 0192US6181420B1Interferometry system having reduced cyclic errorsZYGO CORP·Filed 1998·Granted Jan 30, 2001·124 cites·32 claims
- 0291US6151967AWide dynamic range capacitive transducerHORIZON TECHNOLOGY GROUP·Filed 1998·Granted Nov 28, 2000·138 cites·36 claims
- 0380US7426039B2Optically balanced instrument for high accuracy measurement of dimensional changeCORNING INC·Filed 2006·Granted Sep 16, 2008·13 cites·29 claims
- 0480US6661637B2Apparatus and method to angularly position micro-optical elementsFiled 2001·Granted Dec 9, 2003·25 cites·19 claims
- 0574US8797548B2Wide dynamic range interferometric transducer with divergent beamEDWARDS CARL M·Filed 2012·Granted Aug 5, 2014·3 cites·18 claims
- 0674US5019786APhase measurement system using a dithered clockUS ENERGY·Filed 1989·Granted May 28, 1991·28 cites·20 claims
- 0762US7239397B2Device for high-accuracy measurement of dimensional changesCORNING INC·Filed 2004·Granted Jul 3, 2007·11 cites·47 claims
- 0860US6556417B2Method to construct variable-area capacitive transducersFiled 2001·Granted Apr 29, 2003·8 cites·20 claims
- 0943US6646779B2Strain-isolated stage mirrorZYGO CORP·Filed 2001·Granted Nov 11, 2003·1 cites·23 claims
- 1036US2006279740A1Optically balanced instrument for high accuracy measurement of dimensional changeBADAMI VIVEK G·Filed 2006·Application pending·0 cites
- 1133US2001020850A1Capacitance measurement circuit with digital outputFiled 2001·Application pending·0 cites
- 1231US6206966B1Pedestal substrate for coated opticsUNIV CALIFORNIA·Filed 1998·Granted Mar 27, 2001·4 cites·22 claims
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