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Philip Stephen Mauger

from Chatham, VA
Age ~66

Philip Mauger Phones & Addresses

  • 25 Lanier Ave, Chatham, VA 24531 (434) 432-0616
  • 8114 Counselor Rd, Manassas, VA 20112 (703) 791-2628 (703) 791-2925 (703) 791-4838
  • Jerry City, OH
  • Newton Falls, OH

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Philip S. Mauger
Principal
The Recruiters Consortium Inc and Outstaffing Inc
Employment Agency
25 Lanier Ave, Chatham, VA 24531

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Method To Construct Variable-Area Capacitive Transducers

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US Patent:
6556417, Apr 29, 2003
Filed:
Apr 13, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/834691
Inventors:
Robert B. McIntosh - Alexandria VA, 22314
Philip E. Mauger - Santa Clara CA, 95051
Steven R. Patterson - Concord NC, 28027
International Classification:
H01G 501
US Classification:
361278
Abstract:
A method to construct a capacitive transducers comprising the steps of forming over and in a planar surface of a substrate at least one rigid electrode of a variable-area capacitor electrically connected to a location on said substrate reserved for electrode attachment; providing a cooperating flexible electrode with a dielectric layer; and bonding said flexible electrode to said substrate in a surface region surrounding said rigid electrode.

Wide Dynamic Range Capacitive Transducer

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US Patent:
61519677, Nov 28, 2000
Filed:
Mar 10, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/037733
Inventors:
Robert B. McIntosh - Alexandria VA
Philip E. Mauger - Santa Clara CA
Steven R. Patterson - Concord NC
Gene A. Goodman - Rockville MD
Assignee:
Horizon Technology Group - Alexandria VA
International Classification:
G01P 15125
G01L 912
US Classification:
7351432
Abstract:
A variable area capacitor with a flexible electrode responsive to a physical effect and a rigid electrode with a predetermined surface contour. The surface contour is dimensioned to provide a specific change in capacitance with deflection of the flexible electrode. A thin dielectric layer maintains a substantially fixed spacing between the two electrodes. Preferred embodiments include a pressure sensor, microphone and accelerometer. A differential transconductance amplifier detects changes of the variable capacitor in a low-impedance, bridge-like circuit and feeds back current to balance the bridge. The voltage that controls the feedback current is proportional to capacitance over a wide dynamic range.
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