Koeunyi Bae

7473876, Jan 6, 2009

May 9, 2006

11/430647

Christian E. Pedersen - Browns Mills NJ, US
Jeffrey B. Boka - Lumberton NJ, US
Naresh R. Patel - Bellmawr NJ, US
Peter N. Bishop - Moorestown NJ, US
Carl J. Bauer - Mt. Laurel NJ, US
Koeunyi Bae - Sicklerville NJ, US

Lockheed Martin Corporation - Bethesda MD

F42B 15/01
G06F 19/00
F41G 7/00

244 31, 342 61, 342 62, 342175, 342195, 89 111

A fire control system for a boost phase threat missile includes sensors for generating target-missile representative signals, and a multi-hypothesis track filter, which estimates the states of various target hypotheses. The estimated states are typed to generate hypotheses and their likelihoods. The states, hypotheses and likelihoods are applied to a multihypothesis track filter, and the resulting propagated states are applied to an engagement planner, together with the hypotheses and likelihoods. The engagement planner initializes the interceptor(s). Interceptor guidance uses the initialization and the propagated states and typing information to command the interceptor.

8490620, Jul 23, 2013

Oct 23, 2008

12/256749

Koeunyi Bae - Sicklerville NJ, US
Stephen A. Monforto - Laurel Springs NJ, US
Alan E. Taber - Cinnaminson NJ, US
David S. Munsky - Morganville NJ, US

Lockheed Martin Corporation - Bethesda MD

F24J 3/02
F24J 2/38

126605, 126600, 126438, 126425, 126270, 126271, 136244, 353 3

A solar trough includes a light receiver for transporting a fluid to be heated by the solar trough, at least one rail partially or fully disposed in a trench, a parabolic light collector slidably mounted on the at least one rail, and a drive unit for rotating the parabolic light collector within the trench. Further, a solar trough system made up of a plurality of the solar troughs.

55150608, May 7, 1996

May 11, 1995

8/439541

Moayyed A. Hussain - Menands NY
Kai-Bor Yu - Schenectady NY
Koeunyi Bae - Ithaca NY

Martin Marietta Corp. - Moorestown NJ

H01Q 300

342376

An active array antenna for use, for example, in a radar system, includes elemental antennas, each with a T/R module, distributed over a circular aperture. For lowest cost, the aperture is thinned. The T/R modules are operated at maximum output, to achieve maximum DC-to-RF efficiency, and for simplicity. A phase controller controls the phase shift which is imparted by each module to its signal, to form a main beam and its associated sidelobes. A perturbation phase generator portion of a phase controller adds a perturbation phase shift selected, in conjunction with a particular thinning distribution, to form a relatively wide null in the sidelobe structure, in which signal transduction is reduced. In a radar context, this null may be placed on a source of ground clutter or a jammer.

55485618, Aug 20, 1996

Feb 27, 1995

8/395143

Moayyed A. Hussain - Menands NY
Kenneth W. Rigby - Clifton Park NY
Koeunyi Bae - Ithaca NY

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

G03B 4206
H04R 1700

367 7

In a digital ultrasound imaging system, artifacts due to spurious ultrasound reflections from a highly reflective object outside the region of interest are reduced in magnitude by apparatus included in the beamforming system of the digital imaging system. A null is formed in a specified direction in the ultrasound beam patterns by perturbing the time delay on each receive channel. After estimating the direction of the highly reflective, interfering object and computing a time delay perturbation using a very fast algorithm, a null approximately 10 dB deep is introduced into each beam in the direction of the interfering object. This null reduces the magnitude of artifacts in the image, thereby providing image enhancement.