This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: University of Utah Research Foundation. Active years: 2009.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2009
Title: John Mahoney: Inventor of a Wire-Anomaly Detection Device.
Introduction
John Mahoney is an inventor associated with Godfrey, Illinois. His patent work addresses ways to measure electrical properties in signal paths, including wires and wireless channels.
Latest Patents
Mahoney is credited with 1 patent: “Device and Method for Detecting Anomalies in a Wire and Related Sensing Methods.” The patent describes a device that can help detect open circuits and short circuits and estimate wire length. A sensor measures the wire’s bulk electrical inductance, and a processor uses the resulting measurement to extract the wire’s length.
Career Highlights
Mahoney is associated with the University of Utah Research Foundation. The available information identifies his patent as a contribution to electrical measurement and signal-path diagnostics.
Collaborations
The listed coworkers associated with Mahoney are You Chung Chung and Nirmal Nath Amarnath.
Conclusion
John Mahoney’s patent focuses on using electrical measurements to identify wire faults and determine wire length, reflecting an application of sensing and processing technology to signal-path diagnostics.
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