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Berlin, Germany

Olav A Zarges

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.98

ph-index = 4

The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.

Forward Citations = 65

Olav A ZargesStephan Guenther (2 patents)Olav A ZargesStephan Gunther (1 patent)Olav A ZargesRalf Kubatzki (1 patent)Olav A ZargesFrank Reisinger (1 patent)Olav A ZargesHarald Windel (1 patent)Olav A ZargesAndreas Wagner (1 patent)Olav A ZargesClaus Freytag (1 patent)Olav A ZargesPeter Rieckhoff (1 patent)Olav A ZargesWilfried Kopanski (1 patent)Olav A ZargesEnno Bischoff (1 patent)Olav A ZargesMarcus Hansel (1 patent)Olav A ZargesArndt Berthold (1 patent)Olav A ZargesLudger Bornemann (1 patent)Olav A ZargesJoachim Pilz (1 patent)Olav A ZargesOlav A Zarges (4 patents)Stephan GuentherStephan Guenther (9 patents)Stephan GuntherStephan Gunther (26 patents)Ralf KubatzkiRalf Kubatzki (18 patents)Frank ReisingerFrank Reisinger (14 patents)Harald WindelHarald Windel (11 patents)Andreas WagnerAndreas Wagner (9 patents)Claus FreytagClaus Freytag (6 patents)Peter RieckhoffPeter Rieckhoff (5 patents)Wilfried KopanskiWilfried Kopanski (4 patents)Enno BischoffEnno Bischoff (4 patents)Marcus HanselMarcus Hansel (3 patents)Arndt BertholdArndt Berthold (2 patents)Ludger BornemannLudger Bornemann (1 patent)Joachim PilzJoachim Pilz (1 patent)
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Company Filing History:

1. Francotyp-postalia Ag & Co. (4 from 123 patents)


4 patents:

1. 6418422 - Postage meter machine with a chip card write/read unit and method for operating same

2. 6199752 - Postage meter machine with a chip card write/read unit and method for operating same

3. 5805711 - Method of improving the security of postage meter machines

4. 5734571 - Method for modifying data loaded into memory cells of an electronic

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