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Stanley E. Zocholl
Also filed as: ZOCHOLL STANLEY E
11 granted patents·446 citations·filing 1978–2008
93Inventor score
Files withSCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LAB INC6GOULD INC3ABB POWER DISTRIBUTION INC1SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LABS IN1
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11 records- 0192US6356421B1System for power transformer differential protectionSCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LABS IN·Filed 1999·Granted Mar 12, 2002·109 cites·16 claims
- 0292US4914386AMethod and apparatus for providing thermal protection for large motors based on accurate calculations of slip dependent rotor resistanceABB POWER DISTRIBUTION INC·Filed 1988·Granted Apr 3, 1990·110 cites·17 claims
- 0385US6757146B2Instantaneous overcurrent element for heavily saturated current in a power systemSCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LAB INC·Filed 2002·Granted Jun 29, 2004·38 cites·7 claims
- 0485US5436784AMotor protection relay using thermal modelsSCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LAB INC·Filed 1993·Granted Jul 25, 1995·60 cites·11 claims
- 0584US7675720B1Motor protection using accurate slip calculationsSCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LAB INC·Filed 2008·Granted Mar 9, 2010·16 cites·36 claims
- 0681US4259706ASolid state relayGOULD INC·Filed 1978·Granted Mar 31, 1981·30 cites·16 claims
- 0779US4204237ASolid state transformer differential relayGOULD INC·Filed 1978·Granted May 20, 1980·26 cites·16 claims
- 0872US7161778B2Rotor thermal model for use in motor protectionSCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LAB INC·Filed 2003·Granted Jan 9, 2007·19 cites·3 claims
- 0965US7123457B2System for transitioning to the trip threshold for the start condition thermal model for a motor protection relaySCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LAB INC·Filed 2003·Granted Oct 17, 2006·12 cites·6 claims
- 1054US4315295ATiming circuit for an overcurrent relayGOULD INC·Filed 1979·Granted Feb 9, 1982·10 cites·15 claims
- 1149US5793595AMulti-application relay for power systemsSCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LAB INC·Filed 1995·Granted Aug 11, 1998·16 cites·6 claims
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