Rainer Schmidberger has been granted 12 US patents while listed as an inventor at Dornier System Gmbh . The first was granted in 1980 and the most recent in March 1997. Rainer Schmidberger ranks #396,045 of 4,157,543 US inventors in our database (top 9.5%). Patent records list Rainer Schmidberger in Bermatingen, DE.
Patents per Year Patents granted per year, 1980 to 1997 Bar chart with a peak of 2 patents in 1982. peak 2 1980: 1 patents 1980 1981: 1 patents 1981 1982: 2 patents 1982 1983: 1 patents 1983 1985: 1 patents 1985 1987: 1 patents 1987 1988: 1 patents 1988 1991: 1 patents 1991 1995: 2 patents 1995 1997: 1 patents 1997
Issued Patents All Time
Showing 1–12 of 12 patents
Patent # Title Co-Inventors Date Approx Value ⓘ
5610347
Material for electric contacts taking silver-tin oxide or silver-zinc oxide as basis
Volker Behrens , Thomas Honig , Andreas Kraus , Karl E. Saeger , Theodor Staneff
1997-03-11
5458850
Method and apparatus for reducing exhaust gases particles
Bernd Krutzsch , Guenter Wenninger , Friedrich Wirbeleit , Juergen Steinwandel , Rainer Willneff +3 more
1995-10-17
$235,000
5417831
Solid electrolyte having a multi-layer electrode applied thereto
Alfred Koch , Wolfgang Schaefer , Detlef Stolten
1995-05-23
4981511
Compound or composite powder with metallic or ceramic whiskers
Tilman Haug , Reinhard Marquardt , Juergen Bocan
1991-01-01
4789561
Oxygen electrode with layer comprising electrode and electrolyte materials
Wolfgang Schaefer
1988-12-06
4698096
Sintering process
Sylvia Hardtle
1987-10-06
4498395
Powder comprising coated tungsten grains
Wulf Kock , Wolfgang Wagner
1985-02-12
4396420
Process for making Ag powder with oxides
Albert Keil
1983-08-02
4351182
Oxygen sensor for monitoring exhaust gases
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1982-09-28
4336242
Hard ferrite powder and process for the preparation thereof
Hilmar Franke
1982-06-22
4276202
Process for the manufacture of electrodes having perovskite structure for electrochemical high temperature cells
Wolfgang Donitz
1981-06-30
4197362
Interconnector material for series-connected electrolytic cells operated at high temperatures
Wolfgang Donitz
1980-04-08