Roesner; Bruce B.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Roesner; Bruce B..The latest application filed is for "wirelessly communicating with vehicle converters".

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Roesner; Bruce B. - Durham NC US
Roesner; Bruce B. - San Diego CA
Roesner; Bruce B. - Poway CA
Roesner; Bruce B. - Tustin CA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Switchable RFID tag Grant 10,062,025 - Roesner August 28, 2	2018-08-28
Wirelessly communicating with vehicle converters Grant 9,351,096 - Lees , et al. May 24, 2	2016-05-24
Wirelessly Communicating With Vehicle Converters App 20150006067 - Lees; Robert ; et al.	2015-01-01
Communicating statuses of vehicles Grant 8,902,082 - Roesner December 2, 2	2014-12-02
Switchable Rfid Tag App 20130238405 - Roesner; Bruce B.	2013-09-12
Multilane vehicle tracking system Grant 8,471,683 - Roesner June 25, 2	2013-06-25
Communicating Statuses Of Vehicles App 20130088345 - Roesner; Bruce B.	2013-04-11
Switching radio frequency identification (RFID) tags Grant 8,416,079 - Roesner April 9, 2	2013-04-09
Vehicle Detection System with RFID-Based Location Determination App 20120280836 - Roesner; Bruce B.	2012-11-08
Multilane Vehicle Tracking System App 20110304441 - Roesner; Bruce B.	2011-12-15
Converting Between Different Radio Frequencies App 20110205025 - Roesner; Bruce B. ; et al.	2011-08-25
Conducting radio frequency signals using multiple layers Grant 7,898,482 - Roesner , et al. March 1, 2	2011-03-01
Backscattering different radio frequency protocols Grant 7,852,216 - Roesner December 14, 2	2010-12-14
Switching Radio Frequency Identification (rfid) Tags App 20100302012 - ROESNER; BRUCE B.	2010-12-02
Interrogating Radio Frequency Identification (rfid) Tags App 20100289623 - Roesner; Bruce B.	2010-11-18
Conducting Radio Frequency Signals Using Multiple Layers App 20090267862 - Roesner; Bruce B. ; et al.	2009-10-29
Passively Transferring Radio Frequency Signals App 20090267771 - Roesner; Bruce B. ; et al.	2009-10-29
Passively Transferring Radio Frequency Signals App 20090117847 - Roesner; Bruce B.	2009-05-07
Backscattering Different Radio Frequency Protocols App 20090051533 - Roesner; Bruce B.	2009-02-26
Fluid level detection using RF Grant 7,458,260 - Roesner December 2, 2	2008-12-02
Attachment of RFID modules to antennas Grant 7,242,996 - Roesner July 10, 2	2007-07-10
Fluid level detection using RF App 20070101809 - Roesner; Bruce B.	2007-05-10
Current source control in RFID memory Grant 7,158,408 - Roesner , et al. January 2, 2	2007-01-02
Deep sleep in an RFID tag App 20060289641 - Roesner; Bruce B.	2006-12-28
Deep sleep in an RFID tag Grant 7,119,664 - Roesner October 10, 2	2006-10-10
Distributed RF coupled system Grant 7,026,936 - Roesner April 11, 2	2006-04-11
Current source control in RFID memory App 20050185460 - Roesner, Bruce B. ; et al.	2005-08-25
Distributed RF coupled system App 20050068179 - Roesner, Bruce B.	2005-03-31
Deep sleep in an RFID tag App 20050057341 - Roesner, Bruce B.	2005-03-17
Attachment of RFID modules to antennas App 20040215350 - Roesner, Bruce B.	2004-10-28
Method and apparatus for providing receiver dual channel coupling in a reader for RFID tags Grant 6,265,976 - Roesner July 24, 2	2001-07-24
Apparatus and method for detuning of RFID tag to regulate voltage Grant 6,229,443 - Roesner May 8, 2	2001-05-08
Flat loop antenna in a single plane for use in radio frequency identification tags Grant 6,147,655 - Roesner November 14, 2	2000-11-14
Apparatus and method of use of radiofrequency identification tags Grant 5,583,819 - Roesner , et al. December 10, 1	1996-12-10
Method of fabricating an electrically alterable resistive component on an insulating layer Grant 5,496,763 - Roesner March 5, 1	1996-03-05
Method of fabricating an electrically alterable resistive component on an insulating layer above a semiconductor substrate Grant 5,407,851 - Roesner April 18, 1	1995-04-18
Electrically alterable resistive component stacked above a semiconductor substrate Grant 5,296,722 - Potash , et al. March 22, 1	1994-03-22
Digital computer having an interconnect mechanism stacked above a semiconductor substrate Grant 5,148,256 - Potash , et al. * September 15, 1	1992-09-15
Method for reducing resistance for programmed antifuse Grant 5,095,362 - Roesner March 10, 1	1992-03-10
Digital computer having control and arithmetic sections stacked above semiconductor substrate Grant 4,933,735 - Potash , et al. * June 12, 1	1990-06-12
Method of fabricating a high density masked programmable read-only memory Grant 4,796,074 - Roesner January 3, 1	1989-01-03
Reduced-area, read-only memory Grant 4,598,386 - Roesner , et al. July 1, 1	1986-07-01
Electrically programmable read-only memory stacked above a semiconductor substrate Grant 4,442,507 - Roesner April 10, 1	1984-04-10
Mask programmable read-only memory stacked above a semiconductor substrate Grant 4,424,579 - Roesner January 3, 1	1984-01-03
Integrated injection logic structure fabricated by outdiffusion and epitaxial deposition Grant 4,101,349 - Roesner , et al. July 18, 1	1978-07-18

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