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US Patent 7536914 Sensor for detecting arcing faults

Patent 7536914 was granted and assigned to Johns Hopkins University on May, 2009 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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US Patent 12107447 Apparatus and methods for arc detection, fault isolation, and battery system reconfiguration
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US Patent 12081011 Arc fault circuit interrupter
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US Patent 11837862 Arc-flash sensor using optical fiber
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The present invention is directed to a sensor for detecting arcing faults, the sensor combining a photodetector, a pressure detector, and an accelerometer along with integrated circuitry. The circuitry controls each detector, operates the self-test circuitry, conditions the signals from the detectors, and communicates with the external network. The circuitry receives commands from the network and transmits the output decision from the sensor.

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US Patent 07536914 Sensor for detecting arcing faults US Patent 7536914 Sensor for detecting arcing faults

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075369140
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Johns Hopkins University
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Patent Number
075369140
Date of Patent
May 26, 2009
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Patent Application Number
114882640
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July 18, 2006
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Andre J Allen
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 US Patent 07536914 Sensor for detecting arcing faults

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Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University
Patent jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent number
07536914
Date of patent
May 26, 2009
Patent application number
11488264
Date Filed
July 18, 2006
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Andre J Allen

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