BEYNES, France

Sylvain Ducloyer

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Bull Sas. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Sylvain Ducloyer. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/sylvain-ducloyer

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Years Active: 2026

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Title: Sylvain Ducloyer: Electronic Circuit Protection

Introduction

Sylvain Ducloyer is an inventor based in Beynes, France. His patent work includes an electronic circuit and a corresponding protection method. He is associated with Bull SAS and has 1 patent listed in the information provided.

Latest Patents

Ducloyer’s patent, “Electronic Circuit and Corresponding Protection Method,” concerns protecting an electronic circuit that includes a substrate and at least one electronic component. Each component has a data port that receives data. For each data port, the circuit includes a current injection terminal and a breakable electrical trace embedded in the substrate, extending between the port and the terminal.

Each trace contains a fusible segment and is designed to break when an electric current exceeding a predetermined threshold is injected at the terminal. Melting the fusible segment interrupts the trace, providing a mechanism for protecting the circuit.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Ducloyer as an inventor associated with Bull SAS and credits him with one patent. His listed invention focuses on circuit protection through a current-triggered, breakable electrical trace.

Collaborations

Ducloyer’s listed coworkers include Nicolas Coulon and Yannick Douard. The information provided does not specify their roles in the patent or their particular contributions.

Conclusion

Sylvain Ducloyer’s listed patent presents a circuit-protection approach that uses a fusible trace to interrupt an electrical connection when current exceeds a defined threshold.

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