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EPO Patents = 4 (Patent Applications = 2)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.1

ph-index = 15

Forward Citations = 649(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

7. 4 out of 832,891

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Years Active: 1985-2010

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22 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 7763940 - Device having a low-voltage trigger element (2010-07-27),

2. 7589944 - Electrostatic discharge protection structures for high speed technologies with mixed and ultra-low voltage supplies (2009-09-15),

3. 7548401 - Electrostatic discharge protection structures for high speed technologies with mixed and ultra-low voltage supplies (2009-06-16),

4. 7414273 - Two-dimensional silicon controlled rectifier (2008-08-19),

5. 7372681 - Electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device with simultaneous and distributed self-biasing for multi-finger turn-on (2008-05-13),

6. 7274047 - Silicon controlled rectifier electrostatic discharge protection device for power supply lines with powerdown mode of operation (2007-09-25),

7. 7233467 - Method and apparatus for protecting a gate oxide using source/bulk pumping (2007-06-19),

8. 7098394 - Method and apparatus for powering circuitry with on-chip solar cells within a common substrate (2006-08-29),

9. 7064393 - Electrostatic discharge protection structures having high holding current for latch-up immunity (2006-06-20),

10. 7005708 - Minimum-dimension, fully-silicided MOS driver and ESD protection design for optimized inter-finger coupling (2006-02-28),

11. 6909149 - Low voltage silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) for electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection of silicon-on-insulator technologies (2005-06-21),

12. 6898062 - Electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device with simultaneous and distributed self-biasing for multi-finger turn-on (2005-05-24),

13. 6850397 - Silicon controlled rectifier electrostatic discharge protection device for power supply lines with powerdown mode of operation (2005-02-01),

14. 6803633 - Electrostatic discharge protection structures having high holding current for latch-up immunity (2004-10-12),

15. 6791122 - Silicon controlled rectifier electrostatic discharge protection device with external on-chip triggering and compact internal dimensions for fast triggering (2004-09-14),

Title: The Innovative Journey of John Armer

Introduction

John Armer, a prolific inventor based in Middlesex, NJ, has made significant contributions to the field of electronics with a noteworthy portfolio of 22 patents. His inventions primarily focus on innovations in electronic devices and protection structures, showcasing his commitment to advancing technology.

Latest Patents

John's latest patents include groundbreaking developments such as:

1. **Device having a low-voltage trigger element** - This invention introduces an electronic device featuring an LV-well element trigger structure, which effectively reduces the snapback trigger voltage in MOS drivers or ESD protection devices. By facilitating a lower triggering voltage, it enhances multi-finger turn-on, promoting uniform current flow while mitigating competitive triggering challenges.

2. **Electrostatic discharge protection structures for high-speed technologies with mixed and ultra-low voltage supplies** - This patent details an electrostatic discharge protection circuit designed for semiconductor integrated circuits (ICs) that safeguard protected circuitry. It incorporates a pad connected to a first voltage source and a silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR) linked to both the first and a second voltage source, ensuring enhanced reliability in electronic applications.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, John Armer has been associated with notable organizations, including the Sarnoff Corporation and Sarnoff Europe. His extensive experience in these companies has allowed him to refine his skills as an inventor and engineer, enabling him to develop innovative solutions to complex electronic challenges.

Collaborations

John has collaborated with esteemed professionals such as Markus Paul Josef Mergens and Cornelius Christian Russ. Their joint efforts have likely contributed to the advancement of technologies in their field, fostering an environment of creativity and innovation.

Conclusion

John Armer's extensive patent portfolio and collaborative efforts in the realm of electronics underscore his role as a leading innovator. With his continuous pursuit of technological advancements, he remains an influential figure in shaping the future of electronic devices and protection structures.

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