Individual holder
FERGASON JAMES L
US·19 granted patents·4 pending applications·1,351 citations·filing 1976–2012
Individually held — no corporate assignee on record.
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23 records- 0198US4385806ALiquid crystal display with improved angle of view and response timesFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1980·Granted May 31, 1983·299 cites·12 claims
- 0298US4181756AProcess for increasing display brightness of liquid crystal displays by bleaching polarizers using screen-printing techniquesFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1977·Granted Jan 1, 1980·164 cites·6 claims
- 0396US4540243AMethod and apparatus for converting phase-modulated light to amplitude-modulated light and communication method and apparatus employing the sameFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1982·Granted Sep 10, 1985·140 cites·20 claims
- 0495US4436376ALight modulator, demodulator and method of communication employing the sameFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1981·Granted Mar 13, 1984·111 cites·27 claims
- 0593USRE32521ELight demodulator and method of communication employing the sameFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1985·Granted Oct 13, 1987·127 cites·28 claims
- 0690US5343313AEye protection system with heads up displayFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1993·Granted Aug 30, 1994·97 cites·29 claims
- 0790US4983021AModulated retroreflector systemFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1988·Granted Jan 8, 1991·92 cites·34 claims
- 0889US5113270AVariable density light control apparatusFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1990·Granted May 12, 1992·77 cites·27 claims
- 0984US4952033ALiquid crystal medical deviceFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1987·Granted Aug 28, 1990·48 cites·30 claims
- 1076US8243004B2Apparatus and method for preparing, storing, transmitting and displaying imagesFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 2004·Granted Aug 14, 2012·9 cites·31 claims
- 1175US5124819ALiquid crystal medical device having distinguishing meansFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1990·Granted Jun 23, 1992·41 cites·23 claims
- 1275US5089904AEncapsulated liquid crystal material, apparatus and methodFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1990·Granted Feb 18, 1992·29 cites·33 claims
- 1371US4988167ALight blocking and vision restoration apparatus with glint controlFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1988·Granted Jan 29, 1991·82 cites·7 claims
- 1462US4765719AOptical protection using smectic liquid crystalFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1987·Granted Aug 23, 1988·21 cites·17 claims
- 1560US2013176350A1Optical display system and method, active and passive dithering using birefringence, color image superpositioning and display enhancement with phase coordinated polarization switchingFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 2012·Application pending·0 cites
- 1659US9881588B2Apparatus and method for preparing, storing, transmitting and displaying imagesFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 2012·Granted Jan 30, 2018·0 cites·11 claims
- 1758US9847073B2Apparatus and method for preparing, storing, transmitting and displaying imagesFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 2012·Granted Dec 19, 2017·0 cites·15 claims
- 1852US2008180453A1Apparatus and method to minimize blur in imagery presented on a multi-display systemFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 2008·Application pending·0 cites
- 1946US4037062ALiquid crystal electromechanical transducerFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1976·Granted Jul 19, 1977·6 cites·6 claims
- 2046US2006109753A1Monitor for showing high-resolution and three-dimensional images and methodFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 2005·Application pending·0 cites
- 2144US2006268407A1Display system using two displays and polarization direction rotation for showing high-resolution and three-dimensional images and method and use of a DBEF beam splitterFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 2005·Application pending·0 cites
- 2235US5113271ALight blocking and vision restoration apparatus with glint controlFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1991·Granted May 12, 1992·5 cites·26 claims
- 2334US4188094ALiquid crystal display having light indicia on a dark backgroundFERGASON JAMES L·Filed 1978·Granted Feb 12, 1980·3 cites·3 claims
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