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FJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES
US·9 granted patents·2 pending applications·65 citations·filing 2008–2019
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11 records- 0187USD774144SSphere based game die having 20 flatted surfacesFJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES·Filed 2016·Granted Dec 13, 2016·28 cites·1 claims
- 0272US10517174B1Solder alloy free electronic (SAFE) rigid-flexible/stretchable circuit assemblies having integral, conductive and heat spreading sections and methods for their manufactureFJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES·Filed 2019·Granted Dec 24, 2019·1 cites·4 claims
- 0369US9894771B2Occam process for components having variations in part dimensionsFJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES·Filed 2011·Granted Feb 13, 2018·2 cites·2 claims
- 0460USD801439SEllipsoidal gaming die having five flatted surfacesFJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES·Filed 2016·Granted Oct 31, 2017·8 cites·1 claims
- 0560USD771750SSphere based die having 6 flatted surfacesFJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES·Filed 2016·Granted Nov 15, 2016·8 cites·1 claims
- 0656USD806175SEllipsoid based gaming die having five flatted surfacesFJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES·Filed 2016·Granted Dec 26, 2017·7 cites·1 claims
- 0754USD801438SEllipsoidal gaming die having three flatted surfacesFJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES·Filed 2016·Granted Oct 31, 2017·6 cites·1 claims
- 0852US2009091019A1Memory Packages Having Stair Step Interconnection LayersFJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES·Filed 2008·Application pending·0 cites
- 0946USD772989SHolder for irregularly shaped diceFJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES·Filed 2015·Granted Nov 29, 2016·4 cites·1 claims
- 1043US2017333782A1Dice with curved, but non-spherical surfaces, certain of which feature nonuniform display probabilitiesFJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES·Filed 2017·Application pending·0 cites
- 1137USD828453SBackgammon boardFJELSTAD JOSEPH CHARLES·Filed 2018·Granted Sep 11, 2018·1 cites·1 claims
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