This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Texas Instruments Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Jay Lundy: Inventor of an Improved Instrumentation Amplifier
Introduction
Jay Lundy is an inventor based in Dallas, Texas, whose patent work concerns electronic circuit design. His listed patent is assigned to Texas Instruments Corporation and addresses a base current compensator for improving instrumentation amplifier performance.
Latest Patents
Lundy is credited with 1 patent: “Instrumentation Amplifier with Base Current Compensator for Improved Performance.” The invention describes an electronic system combining a bipolar junction transistor (BJT) input stage, an amplifier, and a base current compensator. The compensator connects to the BJT inputs and voltage input, while the amplifier receives signals from the BJT outputs and feeds a signal back to one of the BJT inputs. This arrangement is designed to compensate for base current and improve amplifier performance.
Career Highlights
Lundy’s listed invention reflects work on analog electronics and instrumentation amplifier circuitry. The patent’s technical focus is the interaction between a BJT input stage and a compensator circuit, with the goal of improving the system’s operation.
Collaborations
Lundy is associated with Texas Instruments Corporation. His listed coworker is Charles Parkhurst.
Conclusion
Jay Lundy’s patent documents a circuit approach to compensating for BJT base current in an instrumentation amplifier, highlighting his contribution to electronic design.
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