This inventor holds 8 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Maytag Corporation. Active years: 2001-2006.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2001-2006
Title: Timothy J. Arntz and His Cooking Appliance Innovations.
Introduction
Timothy J. Arntz is an inventor based in Cleveland, Tennessee, whose work includes innovations in cooking appliance design. He is associated with Maytag Corporation and has 8 patents.
Latest Patents
Arntz’s recent patent work includes a ventilation system and a microwave delivery system for cooking appliances.
The ventilation system uses a fan and a control-box vent to circulate cooling air through an appliance chassis and its electronics housing. A cover beneath the chassis can help guide and disperse the airflow, supporting the cooling of internal components.
The microwave delivery system uses a toroidal waveguide to carry microwave energy from a magnetron into a cooking chamber. Its launching zone provides a conducting surface for the energy, while a metallic waveguide cover shields the waveguide interior from cooking byproducts and is designed to enhance energy distribution.
Career Highlights
Arntz’s patent portfolio reflects a focus on practical appliance engineering, including ventilation, component cooling, and the delivery of microwave energy. His work is associated with Maytag Corporation.
Collaborations
Among Arntz’s listed coworkers are Robert Z. Whipple, Jr., and Mark A. Pickering. Their shared association points to a collaborative environment in appliance development.
Conclusion
Timothy J. Arntz’s patented work addresses key cooking appliance needs, from cooling internal electronics to delivering microwave energy effectively.
Data source: USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) public patent records. Weekly synchronization. How IDiyas builds this profile