This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Motorola Corporation. Active years: 2001.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2001
Title: Stephen Nicholas Wolfe and Battery-Charging Innovation.
Introduction
Stephen Nicholas Wolfe is an inventor associated with Lawrenceville, Georgia, and Motorola Corporation. His patent work addresses the challenge of charging batteries in mobile chargers exposed to elevated temperatures.
Latest Patents
Wolfe is credited with 1 patent: “Method of Charging a Battery in a Mobile Charger.” The invention describes a two-stage charging process. First, charging continues until a temperature inflection occurs, after which charging pauses while the battery temperature stabilizes. Charging then resumes, and the charger monitors an indicator of full charge, such as another temperature inflection, a voltage cutoff, or a Coulomb count. The method is intended particularly for nickel batteries in mobile or vehicular chargers operating in hot conditions.
Career Highlights
Wolfe’s listed patent reflects work on battery-charging control and temperature-aware charging methods. The approach aims to help a charger manage elevated battery temperatures while determining when charging is complete.
Collaborations
Wolfe’s listed coworkers include Brian Thomas Pozsgay and Martin Hague Ramsden. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their individual contributions to the patent.
Conclusion
Stephen Nicholas Wolfe’s patent documents a temperature-responsive charging method designed for mobile chargers, highlighting his contribution to battery-charging technology at Motorola Corporation.
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