Walbert; David F.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Walbert; David F..The latest application filed is for "apparatus for thermally cycling an object including a polarizable material".

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Walbert; David F. - Atlanta GA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method and apparatus for generating electricity by thermally cycling an electrically polarizable material using heat from condensers Grant 9,780,278 - Erbil , et al. October 3, 2	2017-10-03
Method for thermally cycling an object including a polarizable material Grant 9,166,139 - Erbil , et al. October 20, 2	2015-10-20
Apparatus For Thermally Cycling An Object Including A Polarizable Material App 20150233615 - ERBIL; Ahmet ; et al.	2015-08-20
Method And Apparatus For Generating Electricity By Thermally Cycling An Electrically Polarizable Material Using Heat From Condensers App 20150144172 - Erbil; Ahmet ; et al.	2015-05-28
Method and apparatus for generating electricity by thermally cycling an electrically polarizable material using heat from various sources and a vehicle comprising the apparatus Grant 9,000,651 - Erbil , et al. April 7, 2	2015-04-07
Method and apparatus for generating electricity by thermally cycling an electrically polarizable material using heat from condensers Grant 8,946,538 - Erbil , et al. February 3, 2	2015-02-03
Method and apparatus for conversion of heat to electrical energy using polarizable materials and an internally generated poling field Grant 8,350,444 - Erbil , et al. January 8, 2	2013-01-08
Method and apparatus for conversion of heat to electrical energy using a new thermodynamic cycle Grant 8,344,585 - Erbil , et al. January 1, 2	2013-01-01
Apparatus And Method For Rapid Thermal Cycling Using Two-phase Heat Transfer To Convert Heat To Electricity And For Other Uses App 20120048508 - Erbil; Ahmet ; et al.	2012-03-01
Method And Apparatus For Generating Electricity By Thermally Cycling An Electrically Polarizable Material Using Heat From Condensers App 20120031449 - Erbil; Ahmet ; et al.	2012-02-09
Method And Apparatus For Generating Electricity By Thermally Cycling An Electrically Polarizable Material Using Heat From Various Sources And A Vehicle Comprising The Apparatus App 20120019098 - ERBIL; AHMET ; et al.	2012-01-26
Method And Apparatus For Conversion Of Heat To Electrical Energy Using Polarizable Materials And An Internally Generated Poling Field App 20110315181 - Erbil; Ahmet ; et al.	2011-12-29
Method And Apparatus For Conversion Of Heat To Electrical Energy Using A New Thermodynamic Cycle App 20110316385 - Erbil; Ahmet ; et al.	2011-12-29
Apparatus and method for ferroelectric conversion of heat to electrical energy Grant 8,035,274 - Erbil , et al. October 11, 2	2011-10-11
Apparatus and method for ferroelectric conversion of heat to electrical energy Grant 7,982,360 - Erbil , et al. July 19, 2	2011-07-19
Apparatus and Method for Ferroelectric Conversion of Heat to Electrical Energy App 20110001390 - Erbil; Ahmet ; et al.	2011-01-06
Apparatus And Method For Ferroelectric Conversion Of Heat To Electrical Energy App 20100289377 - Erbil; Ahmet ; et al.	2010-11-18

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