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OHIO NUCLEAR

Overview
  • Total Patents
    92
About

OHIO NUCLEAR has a total of 92 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1964. It filed its patents most often in United States, Canada and United Kingdom. Its main competitors in its focus markets medical technology, measurement and engines, pumps and turbines are PROKSA ROLAND, FMI MEDICAL SYSTEMS CO LTD and PHILIPS MEDICAL SYSTEMS TECHNO.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing OHIO NUCLEARs patent filings in countries

Patent filings per year

Chart showing OHIO NUCLEARs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Richey Joseph B 15
#2 Wake Robert H 13
#3 Mcbride Thomas R 9
#4 Taylor Samuel K 7
#5 Covic John 7
#6 Braden Arthur B 7
#7 Wake R H 4
#8 Wilson Henry H 3
#9 Wagner H 3
#10 Robaato Eichi Ueiku 3

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
US4278889A Current amplifier with automatic drift correction for tomographic scanners
GB2032726A Radiation sensing apparatus
US4266135A Method of determining collimator aperture efficiency and apparatus with an efficient collimator aperture size
US4223353A Variable persistance video display
US4232302A Video speed logarithmic analog-to digital converter
AU3845378A X-ray tomographic apparatus
US4220860A Tomographic scanner with cadmium tungstate scintillation crystals
CA1121073A X-ray tomographic apparatus
US4253027A Tomographic scanner
US4277685A Adjustable collimator
CA1102933A Shutter for rotating source ct scanner
CA1101936A Cardiac imaging with ct scanner
GB1575325A Radiation sensing devices and processes for correcting nonuniformity of radiation cameras
US4143273A Variable collimator
US4220863A Data channel multiplexing system for CT scanner with rotating source
GB1577046A Radiographic scanner apparatus
GB1554115A Patient support systems
GB1550525A Cable control and take-up mechanisms and x-ray scanning apparatus incorporating such mechanisms
US4071771A Shutters for X-ray scanners
GB1527590A Systems for indicating the variation in radioactivity within a patient's cardiac cycle from a tracer substance in the blood