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Pleasant Valley, NY, United States of America

Scott J Hadderman

USPTO Granted Patents = 13

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.4

ph-index = 7

Forward Citations = 131(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal13 out of 164,108 
 
International Business Machines Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 1996-2015

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13 patents (USPTO):
1. 9104792 - Modular refrigeration unit health monitoring (2015-08-11),
2. 9053223 - Modular refrigeration unit health monitoring (2015-06-09),
3. 8909383 - Proactive cooling of chips using workload information and controls (2014-12-09),
4. 6618942 - Method for insertion of inserting printed circuit card into socket connectors (2003-09-16),
5. 6499071 - Interconnection system (2002-12-24),
6. 6470417 - Emulation of next generation DRAM technology (2002-10-22),
7. 6239714 - Controller for use in an interconnection system (2001-05-29),
8. 6094397 - Method and apparatus for addressing multi-bank memory (2000-07-25),
9. 5805473 - PCMCIA voltage loss detection (1998-09-08),
10. 5717644 - Apparatus for varying the refresh rate for a DRAM in response to (1998-02-10),
11. 5712825 - Maintaining data integrity in DRAM while varying operating voltages (1998-01-27),
12. 5615328 - PCMCIA SRAM card function using DRAM technology (1997-03-25),
13. 5566121 - Method for PCMCIA card function using DRAM technology (1996-10-15),

Title: Innovations of Scott J Hadderman: A Pioneer in Modular Refrigeration Technology

Introduction: Scott J Hadderman, based in Pleasant Valley, NY, is an accomplished inventor with a noteworthy portfolio consisting of 13 patents. His contributions to the field of refrigeration technology are particularly significant, demonstrating a commitment to enhancing efficiency and monitoring capabilities in modular refrigeration units.

Latest Patents: Among Scott J Hadderman's latest innovations is the patent for a modular refrigeration unit health monitoring system. This system includes a log data input that receives detailed log data from the modular refrigeration unit (MRU), comprising multiple datapoints that detail the position of the control valve and corresponding timestamps. The health monitoring logic processes this data, determining various MRU parameters and health flags, ultimately generating a health score. If the score exceeds a pre-defined replacement threshold, the system indicates when the MRU requires replacement, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.

Career Highlights: Scott J Hadderman is currently employed at International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), a leader in technology and innovation. His role at IBM has allowed him to delve deeper into advanced refrigeration technologies, leading to significant advancements that bolster the efficiency of MRUs in various applications.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Scott has collaborated with fellow innovators Kraig R White and K Paul Muller. Together, they have shared insights and expertise, fostering an environment of innovation that contributes to their success in the field.

Conclusion: Scott J Hadderman's dedication to innovation in modular refrigeration technology is evident through his extensive patent portfolio and collaborative efforts. His work at IBM and his latest patents reflect a forward-thinking approach that not only meets current industry needs but also anticipates future demands.

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