This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Other. Active years: 2020.
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Title: Amrith Sukumaran: Inventor of a Mismatch-Tolerant Digital-to-Analog Converter
Introduction
Amrith Sukumaran is an inventor based in Bengaluru, India. His patent work addresses digital-to-analog conversion, with a design intended to tolerate element mismatch.
Latest Patents
Sukumaran is associated with 1 patent, titled “Digital to Analog Converter Tolerant to Element Mismatch.” The invention describes a tri-level digital-to-analog converter that uses two sets of switches to produce analog outputs for digital values. When both switch sets are activated, the converter produces an output proportional to the errors associated with the two sets, helping address element mismatch. When both sets are turned off, the converter produces a zero output corresponding to a reset state.
Career Highlights
The available information highlights Sukumaran’s work on converter design and mismatch tolerance. The patent focuses on managing errors in analog output through the converter’s switching arrangement.
Collaborations
Sukumaran’s listed coworkers include Gireesh Rajendran and Ashish Lachhwani.
Conclusion
Amrith Sukumaran’s patent presents a tri-level converter design that uses coordinated switching to address element mismatch and define a zero-output reset state.
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