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James E. Krapohl
Also filed as: KRAPOHL JAMES · KRAPOHL JAMES E
9 granted patents·3 pending applications·1,370 citations·filing 2010–2024
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12 records- 0197US9113887B2Electrosurgical generatorBEHNKE II ROBERT J·Filed 2012·Granted Aug 25, 2015·1k cites·12 claims
- 0295US9033973B2System and method for DC tissue impedance sensingKRAPOHL JAMES E·Filed 2011·Granted May 19, 2015·252 cites·12 claims
- 0393US10105174B2Method for employing single fault safe redundant signalsCOVIDIEN LP·Filed 2016·Granted Oct 23, 2018·23 cites·20 claims
- 0490US9585709B2Square wave for vessel sealingKRAPOHL JAMES E·Filed 2010·Granted Mar 7, 2017·58 cites·9 claims
- 0584US9375250B2Method for employing single fault safe redundant signalsKRAPOHL JAMES E·Filed 2012·Granted Jun 28, 2016·20 cites·5 claims
- 0676US8664934B2System and method for verifying the operating frequency of digital control circuitryKRAPOHL JAMES E·Filed 2012·Granted Mar 4, 2014·3 cites·13 claims
- 0766US9844404B2Electrosurgical generatorCOVIDIEN LP·Filed 2015·Granted Dec 19, 2017·1 cites·5 claims
- 0865US9116184B2System and method for verifying the operating frequency of digital control circuitryCOVIDIEN LP·Filed 2014·Granted Aug 25, 2015·1 cites·20 claims
- 0960US10799282B2Method for employing single fault safe redundant signalsCOVIDIEN LP·Filed 2018·Granted Oct 13, 2020·0 cites·8 claims
- 1060US2025211014A1Systems and methods for producing dithered charging signalsIontra Inc·Filed 2024·Application pending·0 cites
- 1148US2015223865A1System and method for dc tissue impedance sensingCOVIDIEN LP·Filed 2015·Application pending·0 cites
- 1240US2012179159A1Battery Interlock System and Related MethodKRAPOHL JAMES E·Filed 2011·Application pending·0 cites
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