This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: General Electric Company. Active years: 1977.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1977
Title: Eugene K. Von Fange and His High-Voltage Winding Innovation.
Introduction
Eugene K. Von Fange is an inventor associated with Chesapeake, Virginia, and the General Electric Company. His documented patent describes a high-voltage winding assembly designed to improve output-voltage regulation.
Latest Patents
Von Fange is credited with 1 patent: “High Voltage Winding Assembly with Improved Regulation.” The invention produces a substantially rectangular high-voltage pulse in response to a magnetically coupled pulse input. It uses multiple narrow, washer-shaped windings mounted over a primary winding, with their dimensions selected to establish predetermined capacitance. Diodes electrically separate the windings and help position each winding’s AC null, while dielectric spacing controls leakage inductance. Diode means convert the windings’ AC voltages to DC, and the resulting voltages are summed to provide the required high voltage.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Von Fange’s work on high-voltage electrical design, particularly the coordination of winding geometry, capacitance, leakage inductance, and diode-based voltage conversion to improve regulation.
Collaborations
The supplied information identifies Robert F. Wood and Edgar F. Scales as Von Fange’s coworkers. Their specific roles in developing the patented winding assembly are not stated.
Conclusion
Eugene K. Von Fange’s patent presents a specialized winding design that combines carefully dimensioned coils, dielectric spacing, and diode circuitry to produce a regulated high-voltage output.
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