Jun Ge

Title: Jun Ge and Low-Power, High-Accuracy Sensing

Introduction

Jun Ge is an inventor based in Charlotte, North Carolina, and works at Honeywell International Inc. His patent work focuses on reducing power consumption in sensing devices while preserving measurement accuracy. He is associated with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Ge’s patent, “Apparatus, Method, and Computer Program Product for Reducing Power Consumption in a High Accuracy Sensing Device,” describes a system that manages power to a sensor through a microcontroller. When enabled, the microcontroller powers the sensing device and enters a low-power mode for a predetermined waiting period. After that period, it receives electrical data from the sensor and disables the sensor’s power. In some embodiments, a switch between the sensor and its power source lets the microcontroller control the sensor’s input power.

Career Highlights

Ge’s disclosed invention addresses a practical engineering challenge: balancing energy efficiency with accurate sensing. The approach uses timed operation and controlled power management to reduce consumption while allowing the device to collect sensor data.

Collaborations

Zhenhao Wang and Xiangyu Li are identified as Ge’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Jun Ge’s patent describes a microcontroller-based method for reducing sensor power use while maintaining high-accuracy sensing, reflecting his work at Honeywell International Inc.