DC

Donald E. Carmon

IBM: 11 patents #9,995 of 70,183Top 15%
Overall (All Time): #472,399 of 4,157,543Top 15%
11
Patents All Time

Issued Patents All Time

Patent #TitleCo-InventorsDate
6470400 Apparatus for pacing cycle steals from a data processor and methods for implementing the same Frank Edward Grieco, Llewellyn Bradley Marshall, IV 2002-10-22
6085218 Monitoring processor execution cycles to prevent task overrun in multi-task, hard, real-time system 2000-07-04
5978867 System for counting clock cycles stolen from a data processor and providing the count value to a second processor accessing the data processor cycle resources Frank Edward Grieco, Llewellyn Bradley Marshall, IV 1999-11-02
5724583 System for handling requests for DMA data transfers between a host processor and a digital signal processor William G. Crouse, Malcolm S. Ware 1998-03-03
5724587 System for controlling task execution in a host processor based upon the maximum DMA resources available to a digital signal processor William G. Crouse, Malcolm S. Ware 1998-03-03
5640563 Multi-media computer operating system and method 1997-06-17
5630132 Method and apparatus for facilitating real-time and asynchronous loading and temporally-overlapping of modular multimedia software tasks in a multimedia data processing system Gary G. Allran, Fetchi Chen, Jose A. Eduartez, Charles R. Knox, William L. Lawton +5 more 1997-05-13
5625845 System for facilitating continuous, real-time, unidirectional, and asynchronous intertask and end-device communication in a multimedia data processing system using open architecture data communication modules Gary G. Allran, Fetchi Chen, Jose A. Eduartez, Charles R. Knox, William W. Lawton +6 more 1997-04-29
5535380 System to reduce latency for real time interrupts John J. Bergkvist, Jr., Michael Terrell Vanover 1996-07-09
5404522 System for constructing a partitioned queue of DMA data transfer requests for movements of data between a host processor and a digital signal processor William G. Crouse, Malcolm S. Ware 1995-04-04
5291468 Method and apparatus for synchronizing the readout of a sequential media device with a separate clocked device William G. Crouse 1994-03-01