Inventor · Neuchâtel, CH

Fridolin Wiget

18Patents
6h-index
9Co-inventors
59Inventor score

Filing activity: Dec 23, 1976 → Sep 21, 2001

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US5517469A Timepiece driven by a source of mechanical energy and regulated by an electric circuit Physics 28 Expired
US4968930A Display device for measuring instruments Physics 16 Expired
US5539289A Ultrasonic detection device, notably for an automatically controlled windscreen cleaning system Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 11 Expired
US4382692A Analog-display electronic timepiece comprising a divider with an adjustable division factor Physics 9 Expired
US4155218A Electronic watch Physics 8 Expired
US5532602A Diagnostic circuit and method for amperometrically determining the current passing through a sensor Physics 7 Expired
US4430007A Method of reducing the power consumption of the stepping motor of an electronic timepiece and an electronic timepiece employing the method Physics 6 Expired
US5920167A Ultrasound detection device in particular for an automatically controlled windscreen cleaning system Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 5 Expired
US5361013A Device comprising a piezoelectric transducer Mechanical Engineering; Lighting; Heating 5 Expired
US4367959A Pseudo-analog display device Physics 4 Expired
US5267067A Frequency controllable optical device Physics 4 Expired
US5123035A Processing circuit for signals supplied by two transducers measuring a physical parameter in the differential mode Physics 3 Expired
US6563422B1 Non acoustic alarm device Physics 2 Expired
US5834876A Method and circuit for exciting and monitoring a piezoelectric motor in stepping mode Electricity 2 Expired
US4084404A Electronic watch Physics 1 Expired
USRE36733E Timepiece driven by a source of mechanical energy and regulated by an electric circuit General 1 Expired
US4960000A Device for measuring a physical quantity Physics 1 Expired
US4292836A Apparatus for measuring the rate of an analog-display electronic timepiece Physics 1 Expired

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