This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Rockwell Automation Technologies Incorporated. Active years: 2003.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2003
Title: Larwrence D. Radosevich: Hall-Effect Current Sensor Innovation
Introduction
Larwrence D. Radosevich is an inventor based in Muskego, Wisconsin, whose patent work includes a design for sensing electrical current with a Hall-effect sensor package. He is associated with Rockwell Automation Technologies Incorporated.
Latest Patents
Radosevich is credited with 1 patent: “Hall Effect Current Sensor Package for Sensing Electrical Current in an Electrical Conductor.” The invention uses a ferromagnetic core with an air gap through which an electrical conductor can pass. A Hall-effect generator is positioned at least partly within the gap and connected to a lead frame. Insulative material encapsulates the generator and portions of the core and lead frame, helping bind the components together and protect the generator from contaminants.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects work on packaging a Hall-effect generator with a magnetic core and lead frame in a protected, integrated assembly. The design is intended to support current sensing while shielding the sensor from environmental contaminants.
Collaborations
Radosevich’s listed coworkers include Steven C. Kaishian and Steven T. Haensgen. His patent is associated with Rockwell Automation Technologies Incorporated.
Conclusion
Larwrence D. Radosevich’s documented invention combines a Hall-effect generator, ferromagnetic core, lead frame, and protective insulation in a package designed for electrical-current sensing.
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