Michael F Leary

US Patent:

7372886, May 13, 2008

Filed:

Jun 7, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/862753

Inventors:

Yoon K. Song - Warwick RI, US
Michael H. Leary - Mountain View CA, US
Michael R. T. Tan - Menlo Park CA, US

Assignee:

Avago Technologies Fiber IP Pte Ltd - Singapore

International Classification:

H01S 5/00
H01S 3/04
H01S 3/08

US Classification:

372 50124, 372 34, 372 92, 372 99

Abstract:

A light generating device such as a VCSEL includes a light generation layer, a top reflector, a bottom reflector, and a high thermal conductivity (HTC) layer between the light generation layer and the bottom reflector. The light generation layer is adapted to generate light having a first wavelength. Heat produced at the light generation layer is more efficiently dissipated due to the presence of the HTC layer. Alternatively, a light generating device such as a VCSEL includes a light generation layer, a top reflector, and a high thermal conductivity (HTC) bottom reflector. Heat produced at the light generation layer is more efficiently dissipated due to the fact that the bottom reflector is a HTC DBR reflector having lower thermal resistivity than a conventional DBR reflector.

US Patent:

20060274805, Dec 7, 2006

Filed:

Aug 14, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/503717

Inventors:

Yoon Song - Warwick RI, US
Michael Leary - Mountain View CA, US
Michael Tan - Menlo Park CA, US

International Classification:

H01S 5/00
H01S 3/08

US Classification:

372050124, 372050110, 372099000

Abstract:

A light generating device such as a VCSEL includes a light generation layer, a top reflector, a bottom reflector, and a high thermal conductivity (HTC) layer between the light generation layer and the bottom reflector. The light generation layer is adapted to generate light having a first wavelength. Heat produced at the light generation layer is more efficiently dissipated due to the presence of the HTC layer. Alternatively, a light generating device such as a VCSEL includes a light generation layer, a top reflector, and a high thermal conductivity (HTC) bottom reflector. Heat produced at the light generation layer is more efficiently dissipated due to the fact that the bottom reflector is a HTC DBR reflector having lower thermal resistivity than a conventional DBR reflector.

US Patent:

53534247, Oct 4, 1994

Filed:

Nov 19, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/794865

Inventors:

Hamid Partovi - Westboro MA
William R. Wheeler - Hudson MA
Michael Leary - Jefferson MA
Michael A. Case - Grafton MA
Steven Butler - Marlboro MA
Rajesh Khanna - Westboro MA

Assignee:

Digital Equipment Corporation - Maynard MA

International Classification:

G06F 1208

US Classification:

395425

Abstract:

A tag comparator and bank selector for a set-associative cache in a computer system operates in a minimum time so that a cache hit or miss signal is generated early in a memory cycle. The data memory of the cache has two (or more) banks, with a tag store for each bank, and the two banks are accessed separately and in parallel using the index (low order address bits) while the tag translation is in progress. Two bit-by-bit tag compares are performed, one for each tag store, producing two multibit match indications, one bit for each tag bit in each tag store. These two match indications are applied to two separate dynamic NOR gates, and the two outputs applied to a logic circuit to detect a hit and generate a bank-select output. There are four possible outcomes from the compare operation: both banks miss, left bank hits, right bank hits, and both banks hit. The later condition indicates a possible ambiguity, and neither data item should be used, so a miss is signalled.

US Patent:

49227351, May 8, 1990

Filed:

May 22, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/354791

Inventors:

Michael J. Leary - Kingston MA

International Classification:

E05B 7300

US Classification:

70 58

Abstract:

The present invention relates to boat accessory locking devices. A first such locking device consists of a locking mechanism designed to be affixed between structure on a boat and structure on a pair of oars to lock the oars to the boat in a manner preventing theft. The second locking device consists of a lock for the oar locks of a boat which includes a compartment designed to receive the oar locks, a cover and a lock.