This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Eaton Corporation. Active years: 2014.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2014
Title: John Charles Walters: Inventor of a Fluid-Device Speed Sensor
Introduction
John Charles Walters is an inventor associated with McPherson, Kansas, and Eaton Corporation. His work includes a patented speed-sensing design for fluid devices.
Latest Patents
Walters is credited with 1 patent, titled “Speed Sensor Pick-Up for Fluid Device.” The invention describes a speed pick-up ring with targets and notches arranged around its main body. Each notch has a base wall with a convex portion, alongside two opposing sidewalls. In the fluid-device implementation, the ring sits inside a housing and works with a variable reluctance speed sensor engaged with that housing. The design’s geometry provides the sensor with features for detecting rotational speed.
Career Highlights
Walters’s patent reflects engineering work focused on speed sensing in fluid-device systems. His association with Eaton Corporation connects the invention to a company active in industrial and power-management technologies.
Collaborations
The supplied information identifies John Ryan Kess as a coworker. No further details about their collaboration are provided.
Conclusion
John Charles Walters’s patent documents a specialized speed pick-up ring design intended for use with a variable reluctance sensor in a fluid device.
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