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MEINKE HANS HEINRICH PROF DR

Overview
  • Total Patents
    37
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MEINKE HANS HEINRICH PROF DR has a total of 37 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1970. It filed its patents most often in Germany. Its main competitors in its focus markets telecommunications, basic communication technologies and measurement are FOO SENGLEE, COHEN NATHAN and DORNE & MARGOLIN INC.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing MEINKE HANS HEINRICH PROF DRs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 Germany 37

Patent filings per year

Chart showing MEINKE HANS HEINRICH PROF DRs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Meinke Hans Heinrich Prof Dr 33
#2 Lindenmeier Heinz Dr Ing 3
#3 Lindenmeier Heinz Dr-Ing 3
#4 Heinrich Prof Dr Meinke Hans 3
#5 Flachenecker Gerhard Prof Dr I 3
#6 Landstorfer Friedrich Prof Dr 2
#7 Landstorfer Friedrich Dr-Ing 2
#8 Landstorfer Friedrich Dr Ing 1
#9 Ortler Georg Dipl Ing 1
#10 Landstorfer Friedrich Dr 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
DE2733478A1 Motor vehicle used as antenna - has input of four pole connected between roof and underframe and two reactances in four pole chosen for correct impedance matching
DE2717480A1 Directional aerial array formed by V=shaped rods - has limbs formed by symmetrically bent sections in same plane
DE2706394A1 HF transistorised power generator - has two auxiliary circuits optimising output stage current and voltage swings by comparing with reference
DE2701412A1 Receiving station with active antenna - includes antenna amplifier whose gain is controlled by variable derived from level of received signal
DE2655436A1 Funnel shaped aerial system with metal walls - has two sections joined at kink, with funnel cross=section gradually increasing
DE2634111A1 Directional receiver antenna array - has two individual antennae which have single phase centre on reception from specified space angle
DE2613107A1 Incidence direction measurement system - is for electromagnetic waves and uses group of passive aerials connected via switches
DE2613055A1 Incidence direction determination system - is for electromagnetic waves and uses different signal delays
DE2558862A1 Active radio aerial for motor vehicle - has extra filters designed to prevent unwanted signals from entering given signal paths
DE2558834A1 Active receive aerial with controlled second DC source - supplies varying current to game of FET coupled to passive rod aerial
DE2554828A1 Car receiving aerial with negative feedback amplifier - has passive network connected to output aerial cable forming minimum impedance with transistor
DE2554829A1 Active reception aerial for long medium and short waves - is used for motor vehicles and has active three terminal network
DE2552043A1 Directional aerial system - consists of curved aerial rods whose length is greater than half wavelength
DE2529994A1 Vehicle receiving aerial interference suppression facility - has additional conductors on vehicle window pane near heater elements
DE2460227A1 Receiving station for electromagnetic waves - antenna near one or several sources of interference signals e.g. sending antennae
DE2454807A1 Directional receiver for electromagnetic radiation - with low-noise individual transmission paths avoiding narrow band resonances
DE2446631A1 Active receive rod aerial - is connected to FET amplifier whose output feeds cable coupled to receiver appts.
DE2462440A1 Antenna for wide frequency range below 30 MHz - has conducting base plate, and antenna rods and amplifiers
DE2438672A1 Reception station with one or several active aerials - has each separate aerial consisting of passive aerial and amplifier system
DE2429628A1 Windscreen radio aerial for motor vehicles - has inverted T-shape with amplifier between aerial wire junction and windscreen frame