Jonathan Jensen

Title: Jonathan Jensen and His Integrated Underwater LED Light Assembly.

Introduction

Jonathan Jensen is an inventor based in Pocatello, Idaho. His work includes an invention for an integrated underwater LED light assembly, combining multicolor lighting with systems for managing power delivered to electrical devices.

Latest Patents

Jensen is associated with 1 patent. His patent, “Integrated Underwater LED Light Assembly,” describes systems and methods for monitoring, detecting, measuring, altering, optimizing, or modifying electrical power supplied to a power-consuming device.

The disclosed light assembly includes separate strings of red, green, and blue LED lights, such as surface-mount LEDs. A driver intermittently supplies power to the LED strings, while a housing accommodates the lighting components, driver, power source, and controller. The broader power-management concepts may also apply to devices such as speakers, fans, motors, and household electronics.

Career Highlights

Jensen has been associated with Liquid Lumens, LLC, and Snaprays, LLC, doing business as SnapPower. His patent reflects an intersection of LED lighting design and electrical power management.

Collaborations

Jensen’s listed coworkers include Robert D. Christensen and Eric Nofsinger. Their names provide context for his professional network, though the supplied information does not specify particular joint projects or patent contributions.

Conclusion

Jonathan Jensen’s patent documents an approach to integrated underwater LED lighting that combines multicolor illumination, a housing, and controlled power delivery.