Klaus Schallenberg

Title: Klaus Schallenberg: Inventor in Signal Transmission

Introduction

Klaus Schallenberg is an inventor associated with Cologne, Germany, and Turck Holding GmbH. His patent work addresses the transmission of process variables and additional data between field devices and a superordinate unit.

Latest Patents

Schallenberg is associated with 1 patent: “Signal transmission system for transmitting a main process variable and further data between a field device and a superordinate unit, and a corresponding method.” The invention uses first and second conversion arrangements connected through an optocoupler arrangement. The first conversion arrangement converts at least the additional data into a signal that can pass through the optocoupler, while the second converts that signal back into data and transmits it to the field device. The corresponding method transmits at least the additional data through the optocoupler arrangement.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Schallenberg’s patent activity with Turck Holding GmbH and industrial signal-transmission technology. His patent describes a system for carrying a main process variable alongside further data between field devices and a superordinate unit.

Collaborations

The provided information names Arthur Bay and Matthias Seifert as Schallenberg’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the extent of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Klaus Schallenberg’s documented invention focuses on optocoupler-based transmission of additional data alongside a main process variable, reflecting his association with industrial technology and Turck Holding GmbH.