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Honeywell Aerospace was granted a patent for compact atomic magnetic sensors

What happened

In September 2026 Honeywell Aerospace patented smaller, lighter, lower-cost magnetic sensing technology for navigation, measurement, and other aerospace applications.

Source

patents.google.comSep 22, 2026

US patent US12742835

Techniques for atomic magnetometers and atomic magnetic gradiometers

Abstract

Size, weight, and cost of an atomic magnetic sensor vacuum chamber, and thus an atomic magnetometer and/or an atomic magnetic gradiometer, is reduced by using at least one photonic integrated circuit (PIC). The at least one PIC is configured to receive an optical signal, e.g., from a laser, and to distribute the optical signal to at least one set of two or more grating coupled surface emitters. Each grating coupled surface emitter is configured to collimate, direct, and emit, along a direction of emission, an optical beam, derived from a portion of the optical signal, to an optical detector.

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Grant date
Sep 22, 2026
Inventors
Argyrios Dellis, Chad Fertig
Patent number
US12742835
Assignee
Honeywell Aerospace US LLC

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  • Argyrios DellisInventor
  • Chad FertigInventor

Details

Primary CPC class
G01R 33/032
USPTO assignee
Honeywell Aerospace US LLC
What the invention does
A compact sensor uses a photonic chip to spread laser light across the atomic chamber, enabling precise magnetic-field measurements in a smaller package.

Topics and mentions

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  • Intellectual Property
  • Research & Development
  • Engineering
  • Award

Technologies named

  • atomic magnetometers
  • magnetic gradiometers
  • photonic integrated circuits
  • optical sensing

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