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STEPPER & CO

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  • Total Patents
    32
About

STEPPER & CO has a total of 32 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1933. It filed its patents most often in Germany, EPO (European Patent Office) and Austria. Its main competitors in its focus markets measurement, electrical machinery and energy and environmental technology are WUHAN KANGDA ELECTRICAL CO LTD, SENSITEC GMBH and GRNO LADISLAV.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing STEPPER & COs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Wisy Martin 4
#2 Scheew Peter 3
#3 Herrmann Frank Dipl Ing 2
#4 Raetsch Otto 2
#5 Herrmann Frank 2
#6 Paasch Karl-Heinz 2
#7 Stojanovic Boris 2
#8 Schulz Juergen 2
#9 Herzig Klaus 2
#10 Haller Andreas 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
DE10022402A1 Method and meter system for reading meters employs a dual code formed of secret and official codes
DE10022403A1 Consumption meter for electricity, gas or water has electrically-operated digital display only activated for read-out of meter
DE19940900A1 Method and system for energy supply via an energy supply network
DE19940901A1 Method and system for energy supply via an energy supply network
DE19702878A1 Decentralised measurement device
DE19523666A1 Flow through-put measurement in side lines of water supply for individual billing of consumer
DE19513534A1 Measuring electrical power consumption for single or multi-phase AC supplies
DE19512045A1 Wireless antitheft appts. protecting goods carried by people
DE19507706A1 Amplifier circuit with digital programmable feedback loop
WO9420860A1 Current transformer, in particular a current transformer for an electronic electricity meter
EP0559184A2 Apparatus for the control of power consumption
DE4139619A1 AC / DC TRANSFER TECHNOLOGY FOR ELECTRIC INTERCHANGEABLE SIZES
DE3918100A1 CURRENT TRANSFORMER ARRANGEMENT WITH INCREASED ACCURACY
DE3622771A1 Arrangement for energy measurement in two separate, multi-phase supply circuits
DE3048015A1 Electricity and thermal meter linearising correction circuit - has analogue-to-frequency converter and nulls and differentiates pulse rate
DE3010878A1 Measuring maxima of measuring valves varying with time - using flexible system contg. microprocessor with external non-volatile memory
DE2951627A1 Correction circuit for meter - has multiplier circuits for measured value signals using analog frequency converters and filters
DE2929408A1 Electronic analogue to frequency converter range adaptation circuit - controls signal input rate and frequency generator division from input
DE2846598A1 TDM system to measure electrical power and energy - uses two pulsed logic units t- control voltage and current signal for device integration
DE2812303A1 Iron coreless instrument transformer system with air gap transformer - through whose primary flows current to be measured and which is decoupled from compensation transformer