This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Compaq Computer Corporation, Inc.. Active years: 1992.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1992
Title: Angie M. Fletcher and Her Signal Routing Invention.
Introduction
Angie M. Fletcher is an inventor associated with Spring, Texas, and Compaq Computer Corporation. Her patent work addresses circuit-board signal routing, with a focus on balancing electrical connections to reduce noise from transmission-line reflections.
Latest Patents
Fletcher is credited with 1 patent: “Signal Routing Technique for Electronic Systems.” The invention describes ways to route conductive traces between a source and multiple loads so that the network is balanced. Depending on the number and arrangement of loads, the design uses balanced junctions, branches, and subbranches to distribute connections. These configurations are intended to reduce noise caused by signal reflections in electronic systems.
Career Highlights
Fletcher’s documented patent contribution concerns the design of electrical interconnections on circuit boards. The patent presents several routing arrangements, including serially connected loads and balanced branching structures, to support more balanced signal paths.
Collaborations
The supplied information identifies Roy E. Thomas III as a coworker and Compaq Computer Corporation as Fletcher’s company affiliation. It does not specify their roles in developing or filing the patent.
Conclusion
Angie M. Fletcher’s patent describes balanced circuit-board routing techniques intended to reduce signal noise, reflecting a focused contribution to electronic-system design.
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