This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The Foxboro Company. Active years: 2002.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2002
Title: David N. Skinner and His Sensor for Electrometric Measurement.
Introduction
David N. Skinner is an inventor associated with Milton, Massachusetts, and The Foxboro Company. His patent work addresses sensor design for measuring ion concentrations in process solutions.
Latest Patents
Skinner is credited with 1 patent: “Sensor for Electrometric Measurement.” The invention features a reference electrode and a flowing electrolyte, supplied by a pressurized reservoir. It also includes a non-metallic solution ground and a resistance temperature device bonded to that ground. The design aims to improve measurement accuracy and stability by minimizing or preventing contaminants from entering through the sensor’s external junction.
Career Highlights
Skinner’s recorded patent is focused on practical instrumentation for process-solution measurement. Its combination of controlled electrolyte flow, a non-metallic solution ground, and temperature sensing is intended to support reliable operation.
Collaborations
Skinner’s listed coworkers include Kenneth S. Fletcher and Ellen Candela. The patent information provided identifies The Foxboro Company as his company.
Conclusion
David N. Skinner’s patent describes a sensor designed to deliver more accurate and stable electrometric measurements by limiting contamination at the sensor junction.
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