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Thousand Oaks, CA, United States of America

Rockwell Science Center, Inc.

USPTO Granted Patents = 85

Forward Citations = 5,033

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113 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Jun Jason Yao (10 out of 23 patents)

David R Pehlke (9 out of 27 patents)

Charles W Seabury (9 out of 11 patents)

4. James L Bartlett (8 out of 11 patents)

5. Henry O Marcy, 5th (8 out of 9 patents)

6. Deepak Mehrotra (8 out of 8 patents)

7. Kenneth D Pedrotti (8 out of 8 patents)

8. Lester Joseph Kozlowski (7 out of 43 patents)

9. Mau Chung Chang (7 out of 9 patents)

10. J L Tham (5 out of 5 patents)

11. Duane A Grave (4 out of 5 patents)

12. Hsueh-Rong Chang (4 out of 9 patents)

13. Homer H Chen (4 out of 10 patents)

14. Bruce Kevin Winker (4 out of 43 patents)

15. James P Mitchell (3 out of 57 patents)

Core Competencies:

Microelectromechanical Systems

Adaptive Amplifiers

Image Coding

Liquid Crystal Displays

Photon Detection

Integrated Circuits

Phase Shifters

High Gain Detectors

Transparent Conductive Films

Position Sensing

Power Amplifiers

Frequency Synthesizers

85 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 6965707 - Compact active pixel with low-noise snapshot image formation (2005-11-15),

2. 6900839 - High gain detector amplifier with enhanced dynamic range for single photon read-out of photodetectors (2005-05-31),

3. 6888572 - Compact active pixel with low-noise image formation (2005-05-03),

4. 6873359 - Self-adjusting, adaptive, minimal noise input amplifier circuit (2005-03-29),

5. 6574330 - Bus interface for automatic call distributor (2003-06-03),

6. 6541908 - Electronic light emissive displays incorporating transparent and conductive zinc oxide thin film (2003-04-01),

7. 6538712 - High pretilt alignment of reactive liquid crystals in liquid crystal displays (2003-03-25),

8. 6538245 - Amplified CMOS transducer for single photon read-out of photodetectors (2003-03-25),

9. 6504141 - Adaptive amplifier circuit with enhanced dynamic range (2003-01-07),

10. 6458673 - Transparent and conductive zinc oxide film with low growth temperature (2002-10-01),

11. 6417743 - Micro electromechanical isolator (2002-07-09),

12. 6392273 - Trench insulated-gate bipolar transistor with improved safe-operating-area (2002-05-21),

13. 6385637 - Periodic process timer (2002-05-07),

14. 6380569 - High power unipolar FET switch (2002-04-30),

15. 6339658 - Error resilient still image packetization method and packet structure (2002-01-15),

Company Overview

Rockwell Science Center, Inc., located in Thousand Oaks, California, specializes in the development of advanced microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) technologies. The company focuses on a range of core technology topics, including adaptive amplifiers, image coding, and liquid crystal displays. With expertise in photon detection and integrated circuits, Rockwell Science Center is at the forefront of innovation in high gain detectors and phase shifters, contributing to various applications across multiple industries.

Profile summary synthesized from public USPTO records and patent filings.

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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 20 2026

85 Patents

#8 in Thousand Oaks, CA

#1,014 in California

#4,378 in US

#8,962 in the World

Thousand Oaks, CA, United States of America

Rockwell Science Center, Inc.

Forward Citations = 5,033

113 inventors:

Jun Jason Yao (10 out of 23 patents)

David R Pehlke (9 out of 27 patents)

Charles W Seabury (9 out of 11 patents)

4. James L Bartlett (8 out of 11 patents)

5. Henry O Marcy, 5th (8 out of 9 patents)

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Company Patent Portfolio: Rockwell Science Center, Inc.. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/company/rockwell-science-center

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