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Plano, TX, United States of America

Dale J Skelton

USPTO Granted Patents = 20

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.0

ph-index = 13

Forward Citations = 611(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal20 out of 29,232 
 
Texas Instruments Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 1993-2009

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20 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 7595615 - Systems and methods for providing over-current protection in a switching power supply (2009-09-29),
2. 6784493 - Line self protecting multiple output power IC architecture (2004-08-31),
3. 6770935 - Array of transistors with low voltage collector protection (2004-08-03),
4. 6744243 - System and method for dynamically regulating a step down power supply (2004-06-01),
5. 6710427 - Distributed power device with dual function minority carrier reduction (2004-03-23),
6. 6709900 - Method of fabricating integrated system on a chip protection circuit (2004-03-23),
7. 6372586 - Method for LDMOS transistor with thick copper interconnect (2002-04-16),
8. 6175223 - Controlled linear start-up in a linear regulator (2001-01-16),
9. 6160388 - Sensing of current in a synchronous-buck power stage (2000-12-12),
10. 6150722 - Ldmos transistor with thick copper interconnect (2000-11-21),
11. 6147526 - Ripple regulator with improved initial accuracy and noise immunity (2000-11-14),
12. 6147478 - Hysteretic regulator and control method having switching frequency (2000-11-14),
13. 6140702 - Plastic encapsulation for integrated circuits having plated copper top (2000-10-31),
14. 6140150 - Plastic encapsulation for integrated circuits having plated copper top (2000-10-31),
15. 5859456 - Multiple transistor integrated circuit with thick copper interconnect (1999-01-12),

Title: Innovations by Dale J Skelton: A Leader in Power Supply Technology

Introduction: Dale J Skelton, based in Plano, TX, is a distinguished inventor recognized for his pivotal contributions in the field of power supply technology. With a remarkable portfolio of 20 patents, Skelton's innovations are at the forefront of enhancing the efficacy and reliability of electronic power systems.

Latest Patents: Among his latest patents, Skelton has developed systems and methods for providing over-current protection in a switching power supply. This innovation entails a comprehensive design that includes a gate drive circuit capable of activating power field effect transistors based on pulse-width modulated signals. The integrated current sense circuit measures the current associated with each FET and incorporates two distinct over-current protection circuits to ensure operational integrity within defined thresholds. Additionally, Skelton's patent on line self-protecting multiple output power integrated circuit architecture introduces a high side transistor interposed between control and low side transistors. This architecture improves control circuit operation by minimizing interference from minority carriers, thereby enhancing overall performance.

Career Highlights: Skelton is currently affiliated with Texas Instruments Corporation, where his work continues to push the boundaries of power supply solutions. His experience in this leading technology company underscores his prominent role in the advancement of electronic engineering.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Skelton has collaborated with notable colleagues including Taylor R Efland and David Alexander Grant. These partnerships reflect a commitment to fostering innovation through teamwork and collective expertise in power electronics.

Conclusion: Dale J Skelton’s extensive patent portfolio and collaborations place him as a significant figure in the realm of power supply innovations. His work not only advances the technical framework of power systems but also sets the standard for future developments in the industry.

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