This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Honeywell International Inc.. Active years: 2011.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2011
Title: Kimberly M. Knitt and Event-Based Power Management for Seismic Sensors.
Introduction
Kimberly M. Knitt is an inventor associated with Clearwater, Florida, and Honeywell International Inc. Her patent work addresses power management in seismic sensing systems.
Latest Patents
Knitt is credited with 1 patent, titled “Event-Based Power Management for Seismic Sensors.” The invention describes measuring seismic activity and comparing it with one or more criteria. If the activity does not meet the criteria, the signal-processing circuit remains deactivated. When the criteria are met, the circuit activates to analyze the measurements and enters a functional mode based on that analysis.
Career Highlights
Knitt’s listed invention focuses on controlling when a seismic sensor’s signal-processing circuit operates. This event-based approach is designed to keep the circuit inactive when measured activity does not meet specified criteria and activate it when further analysis is warranted.
Collaborations
Knitt’s listed coworkers include Keith A. Souders and Jamal Haque. The patent is associated with Honeywell International Inc.
Conclusion
Kimberly M. Knitt’s patent presents an event-based approach to managing power in seismic sensors by activating signal processing in response to qualifying seismic activity.
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