Smit; Willem

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Smit; Willem.The latest application filed is for "method for repairing in-situ installations inside a compressor rear frame case of a gas turbine".

Company Profile

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Smit; Willem - Ede NL
Smit; Willem - Chandler AZ
Smit; Willem - Pretoria ZA
Smit; Willem - Phoenix AZ

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method For Repairing In-situ Installations Inside A Compressor Rear Frame Case Of A Gas Turbine App 20200378272 - Adam; Virgil ; et al.	2020-12-03
Peripheral supplied addressing in a simple DMA module Grant 7,650,440 - Dawson , et al. January 19, 2	2010-01-19
Peripheral Supplied Addressing In A Simple DMA App 20080028110 - Dawson; Steven ; et al.	2008-01-31
Programmable power supply and brownout detector for electronic equipment Grant 7,225,088 - Smit , et al. May 29, 2	2007-05-29
Integrated circuit transponder having a plurality of high-gain radio frequency signal inputs Grant 7,158,771 - Smit , et al. January 2, 2	2007-01-02
Programmable power supply and brownout detector for electronic equipment App 20030191596 - Smit, Willem ; et al.	2003-10-09
Integrated circuit transponder having a plurality of high-gain radio frequency signal inputs App 20030153269 - Smit, Willem ; et al.	2003-08-14
Integrated circuit device having a self-biased, single pin radio frequency signal input Grant 6,509,825 - Smit , et al. January 21, 2	2003-01-21
Watchdog timer control circuit with permanent and programmable enablement Grant 6,393,589 - Smit , et al. May 21, 2	2002-05-21
Bandgap voltage comparator used as a low voltage detection circuit App 20020027469 - Eagar, Layton ; et al.	2002-03-07
Low power digital input circuit App 20020027458 - Smit, Willem ; et al.	2002-03-07
Microprocessor power supply system comprising a programmable power supply and a programmable brownout detector App 20020013669 - Smit, Willem ; et al.	2002-01-31
Microprocessor power supply system including a programmable power supply and a programmable brownout detector Grant 6,304,823 - Smit , et al. October 16, 2	2001-10-16
Encoder and decoder microchips and remote control devices for secure unidirectional communication Grant 6,175,312 - Bruwer , et al. January 16, 2	2001-01-16
Method, system and apparatus for determining that a programming voltage level is sufficient for reliably programming an eeprom Grant 6,166,960 - Marneweck , et al. December 26, 2	2000-12-26
Calibrating functions of an integrated circuit and storing calibration parameters thereof in a programmable fuse array Grant 6,151,238 - Smit , et al. November 21, 2	2000-11-21
Fail safe non-volatile memory programming system and method therefor Grant 5,768,208 - Bruwer , et al. June 16, 1	1998-06-16
Method and apparatus for preventing unauthorized access to nonvolatile memory in electronic encoders having a voltage level detection circuit Grant 5,675,534 - Hewitt , et al. October 7, 1	1997-10-07
Microchips and remote control devices comprising same Grant 5,517,187 - Bruwer , et al. May 14, 1	1996-05-14

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