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ERICH HENSCHKE DR

Overview
  • Total Patents
    33
About

ERICH HENSCHKE DR has a total of 33 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1918. It filed its patents most often in Germany. Its main competitors in its focus markets medical technology, measurement and optics are NAVARRO DANIEL, INTEGRATED SENSORS LLC and DOSEVUE NV.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing ERICH HENSCHKE DRs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 Germany 33

Patent filings per year

Chart showing ERICH HENSCHKE DRs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Henschke Dr Erich 2

Latest patents

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DE685459C safety goggles
DE663114C Charcoal pencil arc lamp for medical purposes
DE669124C Carbon pencil arc lamp for irradiation purposes with multiple arcs
DE637693C Irradiation lamp with ultraviolet radiators connected in series and separated from them by infrared radiators arranged within a reflector housing closed by a protective grille
DE634773C Carbon pencil arc lamp for medical purposes with two or more arcs connected in series
DE645616C Adjustable multiple spark gap for generating high-frequency vibrations
DE567208C Device for generating damped electrical oscillations
DE563299C Device for simultaneous mechanical massage of the body and diathermic treatment with high frequency currents
DE522403C Device for achieving certain spark lengths in high frequency treatment
DE493904C Device for air purification and air humidification
DE436060C High frequency apparatus
DE412085C X-ray cassette
DE411738C Device for measuring the voltage on the Roentgen tube
DE403211C Device for measuring the voltage on the Roentgen tube
DE389889C Regulating device for resistors, coils or the like produced according to the principle of sliding resistance.
DE417335C Adjustable coil (resistor, self-induction coil or the like)
DE403082C Method of measuring the dose of X-rays
DE412767C Hardener for X-rays
DE391763C Method for measuring X-rays
DE392304C Method of measuring the dose of X-rays