Oglesbee; John Wendell

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Oglesbee; John Wendell.The latest application filed is for "inductive charging pad with alignment indicator".

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Oglesbee; John Wendell - Watkinsville GA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Contact less charger with alignment indicator Grant 7,271,569 - Oglesbee September 18, 2	2007-09-18
Inductive charging pad with alignment indicator App 20060061324 - Oglesbee; John Wendell	2006-03-23
Timer circuit and battery protection circuit using same Grant 6,859,022 - Oglesbee February 22, 2	2005-02-22
Apparatus and method for improving ESD and transient immunity in shunt regulators Grant 6,775,112 - Smith , et al. August 10, 2	2004-08-10
Filtering circuit and battery protection circuit using same Grant 6,674,273 - Oglesbee January 6, 2	2004-01-06
Power regulation and thermal management circuit Grant 6,667,606 - Oglesbee , et al. December 23, 2	2003-12-23
Apparatus and method for initiating crowbar protection in a shunt regulator Grant 6,631,066 - Smith , et al. October 7, 2	2003-10-07
Timer circuit and battery protection circuit using same App 20030155900 - Oglesbee, John Wendell	2003-08-21
Filtering circuit and battery protection circuit using same App 20030155895 - Oglesbee, John Wendell	2003-08-21
Power regulation and thermal management circuit and method App 20030155899 - Oglesbee, John Wendell ; et al.	2003-08-21
Overcharge protection device and methods for lithium based rechargeable batteries Grant 6,608,470 - Oglesbee , et al. August 19, 2	2003-08-19
Overcurrent protection for the series fuse Grant 6,600,641 - Oglesbee , et al. July 29, 2	2003-07-29
Battery trickle charging circuit Grant 6,492,792 - Johnson, Jr. , et al. December 10, 2	2002-12-10
Overcurrent protection for the series fuse App 20020027758 - Oglesbee, John Wendell ; et al.	2002-03-07
Silicon equivalent PTC circuit Grant 6,340,878 - Oglesbee January 22, 2	2002-01-22
Supplemental battery overcharge protection device Grant 6,331,764 - Oglesbee , et al. December 18, 2	2001-12-18
Multiple redundant reliability enhancement method for integrated circuits and transistors Grant 6,316,956 - Oglesbee November 13, 2	2001-11-13
Voltage profile charge control system Grant 6,268,715 - Oglesbee , et al. July 31, 2	2001-07-31
Multiple use of a single transistor for linear regulation charge control and protection of a rechargeable battery Grant 6,246,214 - Oglesbee June 12, 2	2001-06-12
Circuit and method for reactive energy recirculation control in a series-resonant converter Grant 6,151,231 - Saint-Pierre , et al. November 21, 2	2000-11-21
Lithium ion charging means and method using ionic relaxation control Grant 6,127,804 - Oglesbee , et al. October 3, 2	2000-10-03
Sub-miniature high efficiency battery charger exploiting leakage inductance of wall transformer power supply, and method therefor Grant 6,100,664 - Oglesbee , et al. August 8, 2	2000-08-08
Sub-miniature high efficiency battery charger system and method Grant 6,091,229 - Oglesbee , et al. July 18, 2	2000-07-18

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