This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Alpha Technologies Inc.. Active years: 2015-2018.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2015-2018
Title: John R. Meyer and Solar Power Equipment Design.
Introduction
John R. Meyer is an inventor based in Bellingham, Washington. His patent work focuses on systems that help design and propose solar power equipment for specific locations and their energy needs. Meyer is associated with Alpha Technologies Inc.
Latest Patents
Meyer’s two listed patents, both titled “Systems and Methods for Solar Power Equipment,” describe related approaches to selecting and designing solar power systems.
One patent covers a system that uses an insolation database containing solar-energy values for geographic locations and a load database linking power equipment to energy requirements. A processing system uses the values for the location nearest the installation site, together with the selected load requirements, to determine a solar power design. The equipment is then installed according to that design.
The other patent describes a design system that generates one or more power equipment proposals for a particular location. It combines location-based insolation data with load requirements and selects suitable solar power equipment from the load database to prepare the proposal.
Career Highlights
Meyer’s patent portfolio centers on applying geographic solar-resource data and customer load requirements to equipment design and proposal generation. The described systems connect site-specific information with equipment selection, supporting a structured process for planning solar power installations. His listed patent count is 2 patents.
Collaborations
Meyer is associated with Alpha Technologies Inc. His listed coworker is Gordon H. Petroski.
Conclusion
John R. Meyer’s patent work addresses practical methods for designing and proposing solar power equipment by combining local insolation data, energy requirements, and equipment selection.
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