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AND YET INC
US·14 granted patents·292 citations·filing 1985–2008
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14 records- 0197US4800344ABalunAND YET INC·Filed 1987·Granted Jan 24, 1989·115 cites·4 claims
- 0291US4717896ABalunAND YET INC·Filed 1985·Granted Jan 5, 1988·55 cites·2 claims
- 0388US6424125B1Capacitor discharging circuitAND YET INC·Filed 2001·Granted Jul 23, 2002·43 cites·12 claims
- 0475US8044744B2Time modulation with cosine functionAND YET INC·Filed 2008·Granted Oct 25, 2011·7 cites·9 claims
- 0572US7501589B1Shield and method for reducing the stray electric energy (SEE) generated by a high efficiency light bulbAND YET INC·Filed 2007·Granted Mar 10, 2009·2 cites·7 claims
- 0667US6031472AEncoding/detection method for digital data transmitter with a signal having multiple levelsAND YET INC·Filed 1998·Granted Feb 29, 2000·27 cites·5 claims
- 0762US6914435B2Circuit for measurement of electrical pollution on power lineAND YET INC·Filed 2003·Granted Jul 5, 2005·9 cites·15 claims
- 0861US6473252B1Biphasic multiple level storage methodAND YET INC·Filed 1999·Granted Oct 29, 2002·14 cites·14 claims
- 0960US7560982B2Apparatus for reducing apparent capacitance in high frequency filter for power lineAND YET INC·Filed 2007·Granted Jul 14, 2009·3 cites·7 claims
- 1040US7912143B1Biphase multiple level communicationsAND YET INC·Filed 1998·Granted Mar 22, 2011·4 cites·7 claims
- 1138US6690151B2Phase detection circuitAND YET INC·Filed 2002·Granted Feb 10, 2004·0 cites·17 claims
- 1238US4752940AMethod and apparatus for transmission of digital data over a lineAND YET INC·Filed 1986·Granted Jun 21, 1988·7 cites·7 claims
- 1333US6234108B1Voltage compensation circuit and method for reducing electric shocks to teats of an animal during its milkingAND YET INC·Filed 1999·Granted May 22, 2001·2 cites·20 claims
- 1432US5465051AFour-terminal resistor method for measuring electric current in cowsAND YET INC·Filed 1994·Granted Nov 7, 1995·4 cites·13 claims
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