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COLLINS GEORGE J
US·10 granted patents·300 citations·filing 1987–2011
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10 records- 0192US4842704AMagnetron deposition of ceramic oxide-superconductor thin filmsCOLLINS GEORGE J·Filed 1987·Granted Jun 27, 1989·101 cites·33 claims
- 0285US9028482B2Microwave and RF ablation system and related method for dynamic impedance matchingCOLLINS GEORGE J·Filed 2011·Granted May 12, 2015·22 cites·20 claims
- 0385US8968297B2Microwave and RF ablation system and related method for dynamic impedance matchingCOLLINS GEORGE J·Filed 2011·Granted Mar 3, 2015·22 cites·20 claims
- 0483US4730334AUltraviolet metal ion laserCOLLINS GEORGE J·Filed 1987·Granted Mar 8, 1988·36 cites·50 claims
- 0575US4960753AMagnetron deposition of ceramic oxide-superconductor thin filmsCOLLINS GEORGE J·Filed 1989·Granted Oct 2, 1990·35 cites·7 claims
- 0675US4863576AMethod and apparatus for hermetic coating of optical fibersCOLLINS GEORGE J·Filed 1988·Granted Sep 5, 1989·30 cites·30 claims
- 0773US5059292ASingle-chamber apparatus for in-situ generation of dangerous polyatomic gases and radicals from a source material contained within a porous foamed structureCOLLINS GEORGE J·Filed 1990·Granted Oct 22, 1991·36 cites·32 claims
- 0869US9192422B2System and method of matching impedances of an electrosurgical generator and/or a microwave generatorCOLLINS GEORGE J·Filed 2011·Granted Nov 24, 2015·4 cites·19 claims
- 0966US8512332B2Real-time arc control in electrosurgical generatorsCOLLINS GEORGE J·Filed 2007·Granted Aug 20, 2013·4 cites·10 claims
- 1044US4952294AApparatus and method for in-situ generation of dangerous polyatomic gases, including polyatomic radicalsCOLLINS GEORGE J·Filed 1989·Granted Aug 28, 1990·10 cites·11 claims
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