This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: University of Pennsylvania, USA as Represented by Secretary of the Navy. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Michael J. D’Agati and Magnetic Field Sensor Innovation.
Introduction
Michael J. D’Agati is an inventor associated with Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His patent work concerns resonant magnetic field sensing, including ways to improve sensor performance through strain modulation.
Latest Patents
D’Agati is associated with 1 patent: “High-Q Factor, Multiferroic Resonant Magnetic Field Sensors and Limits on Strain Modulated Sensing Performance.” The patent describes a magnetic field sensor with a piezoelectric portion, a plate containing magnetostrictive drive and sense electrodes, and a tether extending from the plate. Electrical driving of the magnetostrictive drive electrode produces strain modulation that upconverts a received magnetic field to the electrode’s resonance band. The disclosure also describes operating the sensor component.
Career Highlights
The organizations associated with D’Agati’s work include the University of Pennsylvania and the United States of America, as represented by the Secretary of the Navy. His patent reflects research into combining piezoelectric and magnetostrictive materials for resonant magnetic field sensing.
Collaborations
The listed collaborators include Roy H. Olsson III and Yujia Huo. Their names are associated with the patent’s collaborative research context.
Conclusion
Michael J. D’Agati’s patent work focuses on a multiferroic sensor design that uses strain modulation to bring magnetic field signals into a resonant operating band.
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