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AUTOMATIC ELECT LAB

Overview
  • Total Patents
    2,387
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AUTOMATIC ELECT LAB has a total of 2,387 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1939. It filed its patents most often in United States, Canada and United Kingdom. Its main competitors in its focus markets telecommunications, electrical machinery and energy and basic communication technologies are ASSOCIATED ELECTRIC LAB INC, TELEFONBAU and STANDARD ELEK GES AG.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing AUTOMATIC ELECT LABs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 United States 1,255
#2 Canada 637
#3 United Kingdom 168
#4 France 151
#5 Germany 95
#6 Belgium 43
#7 Denmark 12
#8 Sweden 10
#9 Switzerland 6
#10 Ireland 5
#11 Spain 1
#12 Finland 1
#13 Greece 1
#14 Netherlands 1
#15 Norway 1

Patent filings per year

Chart showing AUTOMATIC ELECT LABs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Lomax Clarence E 98
#2 Ostline John E 64
#3 Faulkner Alfred H 62
#4 Mccreary Harold J 51
#5 Herrick Roswell H 50
#6 Peterson Edward S 38
#7 Thomas Baker George 35
#8 Hans Sengebusch 31
#9 Dimmer Robert P 30
#10 Imre Molnar 29

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
US3729711A Shift apparatus for small computer
US3691309A Continuity and foreign potential detector
US3665107A Monitoring circuit in data sets,with signal muting
US3660627A Actuators with torsion arms facilitating preselection in crossbar switches
US3646275A Busy period marker speedup system
US3678423A Windings for operating efficiently contacts of reeds with constricted areas
US3646368A Checking for undesirable multiplicity of matrix paths
US3679970A Selection matrix including a diode test circuit
US3660681A Signal transmission system with a variable level clipping circuit
US3587070A Memory arrangement having both magnetic-core and switching-device storage with a common address register
US3585516A All pass network for phase equalizers of wide band communication systems
US3560804A Battery-feed and impulsing circuit using a fast-operating relay
US3586786A Interlock for two asynchronous systems
US3550083A Data communication via direct-coupled individual parallel conductors
US3536902A Sequence step check circuit
US3539943A Oscillator utilizing gyrator circuit
US3582561A Permalloy film monitoring device for telephone line circuits
US3560664A Apparatus for monitoring a plurality of relays
US3560663A Traffic control for modifying the routing plan in a network of switching centers
US3517342A Circuit for simulating two mutually coupled inductors and filter stage utilizing the same