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James J Kilcy
Address:
Binghamton, NY 13903
License #:
RA405567 - Active
Category:
Architects
Type:
Registered Architect
James Kilcy Phones & Addresses
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2091 E Hamton Rd, Binghamton, NY 13903 (607) 724-7503 (607) 724-7798
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5 Weslar Ct, Binghamton, NY 13903 (607) 724-7503 (607) 724-7798
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James Kilcy Architect
Architectural Services
Architectural Services
2091 E Hamton Rd, Binghamton, NY 13903
(607) 724-7798
(607) 724-7798
Publications
Us Patents
Method And Apparatus For Producing 360 Degree Radiation With Static Components
View pageUS Patent:
43743650, Feb 15, 1983
Filed:
Jun 11, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/047284
Inventors:
James J. Kilcy - Binghamton NY
International Classification:
H01S 303
US Classification:
372 92
Abstract:
A beam of coherent light is generated in a 360. degree. pattern about a central axis perpendicular to the beam, either outwardly from or inwardly toward the axis, without requiring moving parts. The beam is introduced into the space between concentric, cylindrical surfaces, both reflective to some extent, but one more highly reflective than the other, with respect to the wavelength of the beam. After multiple reflections between the surfaces, the beam passes through the less reflective surface about the entire 360. degree. circumference thereof. In a first embodiment the beam is generated by a conventional laser, or the like, and directed along an axis which perpendicularly intersects the axis of a hollow tube having external and internal surfaces which provide the aforementioned multiple reflections. Reflectivity of essentially 100% by the inner surface may be provided by filling the hollow tube with mercury, or other highly reflective substances, and secondary optics may be arranged to provide more uniform intensity in each radial segment of the beam. In a second embodiment the beam is generated within the space between the reflective surfaces by pumping an active medium arranged therein to an energy level sufficient to produce lasing with the beam radiating outwardly through the larger diameter surface, or inwardly to the central axis through the inner surface.