These patents offer some insight into my approach to creative problem solving
and experience with intellectual property.
Antistatic Conductive Grid Pattern with Integral Logo |
US Patent 7,255,912 - visible antistatic layer |
2007 |
Process for the Deposition of Uniform Layer of Particulate Material w/ R. Mehta, R. Jagannathan, S. Jagannathan, |
US Patent 7,223,445 - charging and deposition |
2007 |
Antistat Layer for Electrically Modulated Display |
US Patent 7,087,351 - antistat layer improves static protection of a flexible electronic display |
2006 |
Transparent Invisible Conductive Grid w/ P. Aylward, |
US Patent 7,083,885 - transparent conductive material coated in a grid pattern improves static performance |
2006 |
Conductive Foam Core Imaging Member w/ D. Majumdar, N. Dontula, S. Sunderrajan, P. Aylward, M. Kestner |
US Patent 6,566,033 - use of electrically conductive, closed cell foam in sheets for printed images |
2003 |
Developer Flow Rate Regulation for an Electrophotographic Toning Roller w/ A. Lucas, T. Hilbert |
US Patent 5,227,848 - improved developer flow rate regulation using an eccentric toning roller |
1993 |
Xeroprinting Using a Corona Charge Injection |
US Patent 5,101,216 - multiple copies using charge injection properties of toner particles |
1992 |
Replaceable Developer Station Having Indicator for Determining Whether Developer Station is Used or New |
US Patent 5,043,764 - detection of previously used |
1991 |
Bar Magnet for Construction of a Magnetic Roller Core |
US Patent 5,019,796 - improved magnetization pattern for magnets used to make magnetic toning rollers |
1991 |
Developer Mix Monitoring
for Replacable |
US Patent 4,956,668 - toner monitor automatically calibrates to a new station |
1990 |
Multiple Xeroprinted Copies from a single exposure |
US Patent 4,898,797 - insulating layer improves sharpness for xeroprinting, multiple copies from one exposure |
1990 |
Electrographic Magnetic Brush Development Apparatus |
US Patent 4,714,046 - eccentric magnetic toning roller reduces core drive torque and extends developer life |
1987 |
Electrophotographic Development Apparatus |
US Patent 4,570,572 - toning station cooling method |
1986 |
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