Raymond J Blattel

7205520, Apr 17, 2007

Mar 2, 2005

11/084267

Richard J. Busse - Camarillo CA, US
Raymond J. Blattel - Oxnard CA, US
Mallory J. Boyd - Ridgecrest CA, US
Michael D. Barrett - Camarillo CA, US
William R. Ditzler - Ridgecrest CA, US
Jason R. Allen - Ridgecrest CA, US

United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

G01J 1/20

2502036, 2502037

A ground based launch detection system consisting of a sensor grid of electro-optical sensors for detecting the launch of a threat missile which targets commercial aircraft in proximity to a commercial airport or airfield. The electro-optical sensors are configured in a wireless network which broadcast threat lines to neighboring sensors with overlapping field of views. When a threat missile is verified, threat data is sent to a centrally located processing facility which determines which aircraft in the vicinity are targets and send a dispense countermeasure signal to the aircraft.

7230221, Jun 12, 2007

Mar 2, 2005

11/084264

Richard J. Busse - Camarillo CA, US
Raymond J. Blattel - Oxnard CA, US
Mallory J. Boyd - Ridgecrest CA, US
Michael D. Barrett - Camarillo CA, US
William R. Ditzler - Ridgecrest CA, US
Jason R. Allen - Ridgecrest CA, US

United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

G01G 21/02

2502036, 382103, 340945

A ground based launch detection system consisting of a sensor grid of electro-optical sensors for detecting the launch of a threat missile which targets commercial aircraft in proximity to a commercial airport or airfield. The electro-optical sensors are configured in a wireless network which broadcast threat lines to neighboring sensors with overlapping field of views. When a threat missile is verified, threat data is sent to a centrally located processing facility which determines which aircraft in the vicinity are targets and send a dispense countermeasure signal to the aircraft.

43202896, Mar 16, 1982

May 27, 1980

6/153474

Jack R. White - Camarillo CA
Charles L. Godwin - Oxnard CA
Raymond J. Blattel - Oxnard CA

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

H01J 4014

250214R

Apparatus for automatically detecting and measuring the energy of laser pes over a wide range of energy levels and in the presence of high ambient light levels. The current produced by a laser pulse striking a photoconductive detector is integrated by a capacitor to obtain a voltage across the capacitor which is proportional to the total energy incident on the detector during the pulse. The total energy of the pulse is then determined by measuring the time from when the capacitor voltage crosses a reference level during current integration to the time when the capacitor voltage, discharging through a resistor recrosses the reference voltage. The leading edge of the capacitor charging voltage is used to couple a high frequency oscillator to the input of a counter. The oscillator is then decoupled from the counter when the voltage of the discharging capacitor crosses a reference level. The count in the counter is transferred to a shift register for transmission to a data processing device.