Hafeez Koonari Thoombath

Title: Hafeez Koonari Thoombath: Inventor of a Crosstalk-Compensating Proximity Sensor

Introduction

Hafeez Koonari Thoombath is an inventor based in Premstaetten, Austria, associated with ams AG. His recorded patent work includes an invention designed to improve the reliability of proximity sensing by compensating for crosstalk.

Latest Patents

Thoombath is associated with 1 patent, titled “Proximity Sensor with Crosstalk Compensation.” The invention describes a sensor that transmits a signal toward a target and receives the reflected signal. Because reflections from disturbing objects can introduce noise, the receiving circuit uses separate charging circuits for coarse and fine crosstalk compensation. A control circuit adjusts the charges so the output depends on the useful signal component while reducing its dependence on the noise component. This approach is intended to support more accurate distance measurement.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Thoombath’s patent activity with ams AG, a company known for sensor and semiconductor technologies. His listed invention addresses a practical challenge in proximity sensing: distinguishing the desired reflection from unwanted signal interference.

Collaborations

Thoombath’s listed coworkers include Josef Kriebernegg and Rahul Thottathil. The available details identify these professional associations but do not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Hafeez Koonari Thoombath’s recorded invention focuses on improving proximity-sensor measurements through coarse and fine crosstalk compensation, reflecting his association with sensor innovation at ams AG.