This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Cence Power Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Daniel Darvishrahimabadi and DC Power-Line Fault Detection.
Introduction
Daniel Darvishrahimabadi is an inventor associated with Richmond Hill, California, and Cence Power Inc. His patent work addresses detecting faults in direct-current (DC) power lines.
Latest Patents
Darvishrahimabadi is associated with 1 patent: “Fault Detection for DC Power Lines Based on Detected Frequency Response Changes.” The invention describes a system that energizes a cable with a DC source and uses a periodic signal to monitor the cable’s frequency response. A termination impedance matched to the cable’s characteristic impedance absorbs substantially all of the periodic signal. A fault-detection circuit tracks changes in the signal’s power envelope and outputs a fault signal when the rate of change exceeds a threshold.
Career Highlights
His listed patent connects his work with power-system monitoring and fault detection. The disclosed approach uses changes in a cable’s frequency response to identify potential faults in a DC system.
Collaborations
Darvishrahimabadi is associated with Cence Power Inc. His listed coworkers include Milad Johnny and Sagar Jaiswal.
Conclusion
Daniel Darvishrahimabadi’s patent describes a frequency-response-based method for detecting faults in DC power lines, reflecting his work in power-system technology.
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