Patrick W Fink

Patrick W Fink is a prolific inventor from Missouri City, TX (US) who has made significant contributions to the field of radio-frequency identification (RFID) systems. With an impressive 33 patents to his name, Patrick has proven himself to be a highly skilled innovator in this field.

One of Patrick's latest patents is for an "Internal radio-frequency instrumentation system and method." This patent describes a method for streaming sensor data from a set of RFID tags, including managing access to the RFID tag and refining the initial communication approach based on records of successes and failures. Additionally, Patrick has also invented a frequency-multiplexed RFID system that includes an RFID interrogator and at least one patch antenna to transmit electromagnetic waves in response to the RFID signal generated.

Patrick has worked in many esteemed organizations such as The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), where he represented the United States. He has collaborated with notable innovators like Gregory Y Lin and Timothy F Kennedy while inventing some of the groundbreaking systems and methods.

Patrick's creativity and expertise in RFID systems have paved the way for new applications and inventions in the field. His contributions to the technology landscape have been significant and impactful, and it will be fascinating to see what new innovations he will bring about in the future.