This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Skf Canada Limited. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Brett Wallace and His Magnetic Bearing Innovation.
Introduction
Brett Wallace is an inventor associated with Calgary, Canada, and SKF Canada Limited. His patent work addresses the design of magnetic bearing stators, with a focus on improving the bobbins used in their construction.
Latest Patents
Wallace is credited with 1 patent: “Magnetic Bearing Stator with Improved Bobbins.” The invention describes a stator assembly with a ferromagnetic core, an outer annular portion, and inward-extending projections arranged around a centerline. Each projection is enclosed by a bobbin made from two electrically insulating shell halves, which meet to form a cavity around the projection. Wire windings around the bobbins can connect to a power source, with each winding and its associated core projection forming a magnetic pole.
Career Highlights
Wallace’s listed patent reflects work on a practical component of magnetic bearing systems. The two-part bobbin design encloses the stator projections while providing a structure around which the electrical windings can be arranged.
Collaborations
Wallace is associated with SKF Canada Limited, a company connected to his patent record. The available information does not specify additional collaborators.
Conclusion
Brett Wallace’s patent on an improved magnetic bearing stator bobbin documents his contribution to the design of insulated bobbins and wound magnetic poles.
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