This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: University of Pennsylvania, USA as Represented by Secretary of the Navy. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Sydney Sofronici and Resonant Magnetic Field Sensing.
Introduction
Sydney Sofronici is an inventor associated with Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His work includes a patented magnetic field sensor design that uses magnetostrictive materials and resonance to detect magnetic fields.
Latest Patents
Sofronici is named on 1 patent, titled “High-Q Factor, Multiferroic Resonant Magnetic Field Sensors and Limits on Strain Modulated Sensing Performance.” The patent describes a sensor component with a piezoelectric portion, a plate containing magnetostrictive drive and sense electrodes, and a tether extending from the plate. The drive electrode is electrically driven to modulate strain, upconverting a received magnetic field to the electrode’s resonance band. The patent also describes operating the sensor component.
Career Highlights
The organizations associated with Sofronici’s work include the University of Pennsylvania and the United States of America, as represented by the Secretary of the Navy. The patent’s focus on high-Q-factor resonant sensing addresses the use of strain modulation to detect magnetic fields.
Collaborations
The patent lists Roy H. Olsson III and Michael J. D’Agati as Sofronici’s collaborators.
Conclusion
Sydney Sofronici’s patent documents an approach to magnetic field sensing that combines piezoelectric and magnetostrictive components to use resonance for detection.
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