Inventor · Widnau, CH

Thomas Köppel

20Patents
4h-index
19Co-inventors
60Inventor score

Filing activity: Sep 8, 1999 → Sep 3, 2019

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
USD884191S1 Ophthalmologic apparatus General 24 Active
US6326562A Force-measuring apparatus, particularly a weighing cell Physics 12 Expired
USD872284S1 Ophthalmologic apparatus General 11 Active
US7851713B2 Adjustable parallel-guiding mechanism, specifically for a gravimetric measuring instrument Physics 5 Active
USD908891S1 Ophthalmologic apparatus General 4 Active
US6378379B1 Force-reduction mechanism for a force-measuring device Physics 4 Expired
US7631536B2 Calibration weight arrangement for an electronic balance Physics 4 Active
USD873416S1 Pedal for ophthalmologic apparatus General 4 Active
US9297689B2 Device and method for the adjustment of an eccentric load error in a parallel-guiding mechanism Physics 2 Active
US9074925B2 Method for the temperature-correction of a force-measuring device, and force-measuring device Physics 2 Active
US8309867B2 Force-measuring device using electromagnetic force compensation with constant power dissipation Physics 2 Active
US7829802B2 Adjustable parallel-guiding mechanism for compact gravimetric measuring instruments Physics 2 Active
US8426753B2 Gravimetric measuring instrument with releasable load receiver Physics 2 Active
US11793921B2 Replacement part for ophthalmological apparatus Human Necessities 1 Active
US9116031B2 Weighing cell based on the principle of electromagnetic force compensation with optoelectronic position sensor Physics 1 Active
US11786398B2 Sterile Venturi aspiration Human Necessities 0 Active
US12220519B2 Liquid management in an ophthalmological device Human Necessities 0 Active
USD873435S1 Cassette for ophthalmologic apparatus General 0 Active
USD862725S1 Cassette for ophthalmologic apparatus General 0 Active
US7132610B2 Scale pan mount for single-point or multi-point mounted scale pan Physics 0 Expired

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.