Anass Samir

Title: Anass Samir: Power Management and Voltage Monitoring Inventions.

Introduction

Anass Samir is an inventor based in Grenoble, France. His patent work concerns electronic circuits for generating reference voltages and monitoring power supplies. He is associated with the Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA).

Latest Patents

Samir’s listed patents include two inventions focused on power-management circuitry.

“Circuit for Generating a Reference Voltage” describes a device that uses divider bridges, transistors, and a buffer circuit to produce a reference voltage. The transistor arrangement responds to the supply voltage: one transistor switches off below a threshold, while another switches on, and vice versa.

“Device for Monitoring One or a Plurality of Power Supplies” describes a circuit that monitors voltages using NMOS and PMOS transistors and resistive elements. Its components are connected across reference and supply nodes to support power-supply monitoring.

Career Highlights

Samir’s listed portfolio includes 2 patents. The inventions address circuit functions that are important to electronic systems, including stable voltage references and monitoring one or more power supplies.

Collaborations

Samir’s listed coworkers include Bastien Giraud and Sébastien Ricavy. His work is associated with CEA.

Conclusion

Anass Samir’s patent portfolio reflects a focus on practical electronic circuit designs for voltage generation and power-supply monitoring.