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John B. Rausch
Also filed as: RAUSCH JOHN · RAUSCH JOHN B
9 granted patents·1 pending application·97 citations·filing 1999–2008
88Inventor score
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10 records- 0183US6527378B2Thermal ink jet defect tolerant resistor designHEWLETT PACKARD CO·Filed 2001·Granted Mar 4, 2003·24 cites·36 claims
- 0281US6857727B1Orifice plate and method of forming orifice plate for fluid ejection deviceHEWLETT PACKARD DEVELOPMENT CO·Filed 2003·Granted Feb 22, 2005·19 cites·35 claims
- 0378US7942997B2High resolution inkjet printerHEWLETT PACKARD DEVELOPMENT CO·Filed 2008·Granted May 17, 2011·9 cites·17 claims
- 0477US7377618B2High resolution inkjet printerHEWLETT PACKARD DEVELOPMENT CO·Filed 2005·Granted May 27, 2008·5 cites·23 claims
- 0577US6520628B2Fluid ejection device with substrate having a fluid firing device and a fluid reservoir on a first surface thereofHEWLETT PACKARD CO·Filed 2001·Granted Feb 18, 2003·15 cites·19 claims
- 0663US6648443B1Thermal inkjet print head with a temperature regulation system and methods of making and using the sameHEWLETT PACKARD DEVELOPMENT CO·Filed 2002·Granted Nov 18, 2003·10 cites·14 claims
- 0759US7807079B2Method of forming orifice plate for fluid ejection deviceHEWLETT PACKARD DEVELOPMENT CO·Filed 2005·Granted Oct 5, 2010·1 cites·25 claims
- 0851US6341848B1Fluid-jet printer having printhead with integrated heat-sinkHEWLETT PACKARD CO·Filed 1999·Granted Jan 29, 2002·13 cites·37 claims
- 0939US6832434B2Methods of forming thermal ink jet resistor structures for use in nucleating inkHEWLETT PACKARD DEVELOPMENT CO·Filed 2003·Granted Dec 21, 2004·1 cites·21 claims
- 1036US2003095165A1Printhead for thermal ink jet print bar and method of manufacturing the sameFiled 2003·Application pending·0 cites
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