This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications. Top assignee: Parker-Hannifin Corporation. Active years: 2016.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2016
Title: Andrew Brenner and Pressure-Sensing Innovation
Introduction
Andrew Brenner is an inventor associated with Pembroke, New Hampshire, and Parker-Hannifin Corporation. His patent work concerns pressure and flow measurement using electroactive polymer strips.
Latest Patents
Brenner is named on 1 patent: “Pressure Sensing Apparatus Including a Plurality of Electroactive Polymer Strips.” The invention describes electroactive polymer strips embedded or mounted around a fluid passage, either circumferentially or lengthwise. As the strips stretch, their electrical characteristics, such as capacitance or resistance, change independently of applied actuation. These changes can be used to measure fluid pressure and, potentially, fluid flow rate.
Career Highlights
Brenner’s listed patent reflects an approach to sensing that uses the material properties of electroactive polymers. The disclosed apparatus integrates the strips with a fluid passage member to detect changes associated with stretching.
Collaborations
Brenner’s listed coworkers include Jason Thomas Dunn and Mario Alejandro Calvo. The patent information provided identifies Parker-Hannifin Corporation as his company.
Conclusion
Andrew Brenner’s patent highlights the use of electroactive polymer strips to measure pressure and flow in fluid systems.
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