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EURO MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC WORKS

Overview
  • Total Patents
    31
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EURO MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC WORKS has a total of 31 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1986. It filed its patents most often in Germany, EPO (European Patent Office) and South Africa. Its main competitors in its focus markets electrical machinery and energy, machines and audio-visual technology are LEONHARDY GMBH, MECANISMOS AUX ES IND S L and MECANISMOS AUX IND.

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Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Oberndorfer Johannes 15
#2 Elsinger Herbert 12
#3 Plappert Friedrich 12
#4 Tajima Shigeru 8
#5 Ritter Heinz 6
#6 Steinbichler Wolf 5
#7 Ritter Heinz Dipl Phys 4
#8 Steinbichler Wolf Dipl Ing 3
#9 Ritter Heinz Dipl-Phys 2
#10 Steinbichler Wolf Dipl-Ing 2

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
DE19858755C1 Contact unit, for an electromagnetic safety relay, comprises an undivided contact spring with a flexible torsion region between its fixed end and its contact points
DE19833960C1 Miniature electromagnetic relay e.g. network relay for interface clamp, has separate L-shaped insulator fitted to rectangular body of relay for increasing length of leakage current path
DE19546782C1 Electrical circuit arrangement e.g for sequential blasting system used in mining
DE19546781C1 Casing for junction in flat cable e.g. trigger stage in blasting system
DE4433880C1 Blasting chain with Zener diodes of progressively higher voltage
DE4422359C1 Explosive charge chain for mining applications
DE4415388C1 Detonating chain
DE4326685A1 Insulating part for an electromagnetic relay
DE4226889A1 Electromagnetic relay
ZA9203159B Sequential blasting system
DE4212375A1 Explosive chain
EP0487947A2 Electro magnetic relay
DE4009262A1 Testing switching function of EM relay - suddenly changing direction of set part of excitation voltage as soon as switch=over occurs