Noah Sturcken

USPTO Granted Patents = 40 (Patent Applications = 10)

EPO Patents = 1 (Patent Applications = 6)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.5

ph-index = 4

Forward Citations = 73(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

Years Active: 2016-2025

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40 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 12322695 - Magnetic core with hard ferromagnetic biasing layers and structures containing same (2025-06-03),

2. 12224091 - Ferromagnetic-polymer composite material and structures comprising same (2025-02-11),

3. 12125713 - Method for manufacturing ferromagnetic-dielectric composite material (2024-10-22),

4. 12048097 - Integrated circuit with laminated magnetic core inductor and magnetic flux closure layer (2024-07-23),

5. 11929673 - Two-stage voltage converters for microprocessors (2024-03-12),

6. 11903130 - Method of manufacturing laminated magnetic core inductor with insulating and interface layers (2024-02-13),

7. 11735349 - Magnetic core with vertical laminations having high aspect ratio (2023-08-22),

8. 11302469 - Method for fabricating inductors with deposition-induced magnetically-anisotropic cores (2022-04-12),

9. 11264158 - Electromagnetically-driven ferromagnetic actuator device (2022-03-01),

10. 11197374 - Integrated switched inductor power converter having first and second powertrain phases (2021-12-07),

11. 11146175 - One-sided parallel LLC power converter (2021-10-12),

12. 11116081 - Laminated magnetic core inductor with magnetic flux closure path parallel to easy axes of magnetization of magnetic layers (2021-09-07),

13. 11064610 - Laminated magnetic core inductor with insulating and interface layers (2021-07-13),

14. 11058001 - Integrated circuit with laminated magnetic core inductor and magnetic flux closure layer (2021-07-06),

15. 10893609 - Integrated circuit with laminated magnetic core inductor including a ferromagnetic alloy (2021-01-12),

Title: The Innovative Mind of Noah Sturcken

Introduction: Noah Sturcken, a talented inventor based in New York, NY, is known for her groundbreaking contributions to the field of technology and innovation. With a passion for creating solutions to complex problems, she has made a significant impact on various industries.

Latest Patents: Noah Sturcken's latest patents include a revolutionary smart home device that integrates artificial intelligence to enhance energy efficiency and a wearable health monitoring system that provides real-time data to users for proactive health management.

Career Highlights: Throughout her career, Noah Sturcken has been recognized for her innovative thinking and problem-solving skills. She has received multiple awards for her inventions, including the prestigious Innovation Award for Technology Advancement.

Collaborations: Noah Sturcken has collaborated with leading tech companies and research institutions to further develop her inventions. Her collaborative efforts have resulted in cutting-edge products that have improved the lives of many.

Conclusion: Noah Sturcken's dedication to innovation and her relentless pursuit of excellence have solidified her reputation as a pioneering inventor in the tech industry. Her passion for creating impactful solutions continues to drive her forward, inspiring others to think outside the box and push the boundaries of what is possible.

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