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Greg A. Schmitz
Also filed as: SCHMITZ GREG · SCHMITZ GREG A · SCHMITZ GREG ARTHUR
6 granted patents·4 pending applications·14 citations·filing 2006–2020
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10 records- 0185US10706880B1Electrically conductive solder non-wettable bond pads in head gimbal assembliesSEAGATE TECHNOLOGY LLC·Filed 2019·Granted Jul 7, 2020·6 cites·15 claims
- 0281US10964342B1Methods of controlling a shape and size of solder joints of magnetic recording headsSEAGATE TECHNOLOGY LLC·Filed 2020·Granted Mar 30, 2021·2 cites·15 claims
- 0373US9190083B2Methods of manufacturing magnetic heads using a trigger reader electronic lapping guideSEAGATE TECHNOLOGY LLC·Filed 2013·Granted Nov 17, 2015·4 cites·8 claims
- 0464US2021090857A1Systems and methods utilizing long wavelength electromagnetic radiation for feature definitionSEAGATE TECHNOLOGY LLC·Filed 2020·Application pending·0 cites
- 0562US9646636B2Methods of manufacturing magnetic heads using a trigger reader electronic lapping guideSEAGATE TECHNOLOGY LLC·Filed 2015·Granted May 9, 2017·2 cites·11 claims
- 0655US2016041089A1Systems and methods utilizing long wavelength electromagnetic radiation for feature definitionHOVINEN MINNA·Filed 2014·Application pending·0 cites
- 0747US2009105543A1Endoscope Lens CleanerMILLER ERIC C·Filed 2008·Application pending·0 cites
- 0845US2008051812A1Multi-Wire Tissue CutterBAXANO INC·Filed 2006·Application pending·0 cites
- 0937US10672423B2Electronic test structures for one or more magnetoresistive elements, and related methodsSEAGATE TECHNOLOGY LLC·Filed 2018·Granted Jun 2, 2020·0 cites·14 claims
- 1034US10224066B1Electrical isolation of read sensors during fabricationSEAGATE TECHNOLOGY LLC·Filed 2017·Granted Mar 5, 2019·0 cites·17 claims
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