Peter Mantsch

Title: Peter Mantsch: Patents in Measurement and Signal Processing

Introduction

Peter Mantsch is an inventor associated with Graz, Austria. His patent work includes technologies for processing sensor signals and measuring the angular position of a machine shaft. His portfolio includes 3 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Mantsch’s patents, “Device for Generating an Electric Trigger Pulse,” describes a circuit that divides the time between signals from a recognition circuit into subintervals. A gate is activated during a predetermined interval, allowing qualifying pulses from a comparator to pass for further processing. The design uses sensor signals associated with an approximately periodic event.

Another patent, “Apparatus for Measuring the Angular Position of a Shaft,” concerns determining a shaft’s angular position relative to a reference point when a machine event occurs. It combines signals from sensors with a comparator and recognition circuit to distinguish the required event from interference pulses. An evaluation circuit, such as a counter, can then determine the shaft’s rotation between the event and the reference position.

Career Highlights

The available information associates Mantsch with Other and AVL DiTEST GmbH. His listed patent subjects reflect work involving electronic trigger generation, sensor-signal evaluation, and machine measurement.

Collaborations

Mantsch’s listed coworkers include Werner Moser and Heimo Denk. These names provide context for his professional connections, though the available details do not specify particular joint projects.

Conclusion

Peter Mantsch’s patents address practical measurement and signal-processing challenges, including reliable event detection and shaft-position evaluation.