Matthew David Beasley

Title: Matthew David Beasley and Energy-Conserving Power Distribution

Introduction

Matthew David Beasley is an inventor associated with Dallas, Texas, and Schneider Electric USA, Inc. His patent work addresses energy management in power-distribution networks. The available information identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

Beasley’s patent, “System and Method for Conserving Energy Resources in a Power-Distribution Network,” describes a power compensator designed to help regulate current supplied to a power-distribution network. The system includes a power interface, an inverter, a ripple filter, a compensation capacitor, and at least one controller. The controller determines a target output current and the compensation current supplied by the capacitor, then controls the inverter to provide the difference between those currents to the network.

Career Highlights

Beasley’s identified patent reflects work on power-system efficiency and control. The disclosed approach coordinates inverter output with capacitor compensation, with the aim of delivering the required current while accounting for the capacitor’s contribution. He is associated with Schneider Electric USA, Inc.

Collaborations

The provided information names Virendra Shantaram Javadekar as Beasley’s coworker. No further details about their specific collaboration or roles in the patent are available.

Conclusion

Matthew David Beasley’s identified invention focuses on conserving energy resources through coordinated current control in power-distribution networks.