Patents by Inventor Jonathan Mark Sassen

Jonathan Mark Sassen has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Zinc-air battery compositions and methods
    Patent number: 11695176
    Abstract: A zinc-air battery cell assembly comprising: a layer of anode material; one or more layers of cathode material; a separator directly between and engaging both the layer of anode material and the layer of cathode material that acts as both an electronic insulator and an ion conductive path between the layer of anode material and the layer of cathode material; and a diffusion member directly engaging the layer of cathode material.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 6, 2021
    Date of Patent: July 4, 2023
    Assignee: REVOLUTION POWER INC.
    Inventors: Halle Cheeseman, Daniel Wainwright Shaw, James Bradley Downar, III, Jonathan Mark Sassen, Lucien Fontaine, Viet Vu, Keith W. Kirkwood
  • ZINC-AIR BATTERY COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS
    Publication number: 20210351460
    Abstract: A zinc-air battery cell assembly comprising: a layer of anode material; one or more layers of cathode material; a separator directly between and engaging both the layer of anode material and the layer of cathode material that acts as both an electronic insulator and an ion conductive path between the layer of anode material and the layer of cathode material; and a diffusion member directly engaging the layer of cathode material.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 6, 2021
    Publication date: November 11, 2021
    Inventors: Halle Cheeseman, Daniel Wainwright Shaw, James Bradley Downar, III, Jonathan Mark Sassen, Lucien Fontaine, Viet Vu, Keith W. Kirkwood
  • Lightweight power system for continuously charging multiple battery powered devices carried by a dismounted soldier
    Patent number: 8587261
    Abstract: An apparatus for charging multiple rechargeable devices is disclosed. The apparatus includes a hub or multiple T-connectors connected between a power source, preferably a Zinc-air battery, and several chargers, the hub/T-connectors configured to provide electrical and mechanical connectivity between the power source and the chargers. The apparatus includes housings configured to encase the chargers and to conformally receive each of the corresponding devices containing rechargeable batteries. The apparatus further includes pouches configured to removably receive chargers, devices, and the power source. When the power source voltage falls below a certain threshold, then a charger associated with a device having the smallest difference between its rated voltage and its measured voltage discontinues charging before other chargers. The apparatus is wearable by a user.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 2, 2011
    Date of Patent: November 19, 2013
    Assignee: Electric Fuel Battery Corporation
    Inventors: Jonathan Mark Sassen, Grover Leland Nall, Jr., Ronen Badichi, Jeffrey Nelson Jubin, Anatoly Rivin
  • LIGHTWEIGHT POWER SYSTEM FOR CONTINUOUSLY CHARGING MULTIPLE BATTERY POWERED DEVICES CARRIED BY A DISMOUNTED SOLDIER
    Publication number: 20120306434
    Abstract: An apparatus for charging multiple rechargeable devices is disclosed. The apparatus includes a hub or multiple T-connectors connected between a power source, preferably a Zinc-air battery, and several chargers, the hub/T-connectors configured to provide electrical and mechanical connectivity between the power source and the chargers. The apparatus includes housings configured to encase the chargers and to conformally receive each of the corresponding devices containing rechargeable batteries. The apparatus further includes pouches configured to removably receive chargers, devices, and the power source. When the power source voltage falls below a certain threshold, then a charger associated with a device having the smallest difference between its rated voltage and its measured voltage discontinues charging before other chargers. The apparatus is wearable by a user.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 2, 2011
    Publication date: December 6, 2012
    Inventors: Jonathan Mark Sassen, Grover Leland Nall, Ronen Badichi, Jeffrey Nelson Jubin