Charles S Woodruff

USPTO Granted Patents = 22 (Patent Applications = 1)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.5

ph-index = 4

Forward Citations = 42(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

21 out of 164,108

International Business Machines Corporation

Years Active: 2007-2016

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

22 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward Citations

Abstract keywords

1. 9301424 - Auto-compensating temperature valve controller for electro-rheological fluid micro-channel cooled integrated circuit (2016-03-29),

2. 9264150 - Reactive metal optical security device and methods of fabrication and use (2016-02-16),

3. 9257366 - Auto-compensating temperature valve controller for electro-rheological fluid micro-channel cooled integrated circuit (2016-02-09),

4. 8575964 - Inactivity triggered self clocking logic family (2013-11-05),

5. 8347019 - Structure for hardware assisted bus state transition circuit using content addressable memories (2013-01-01),

6. 8291357 - On-chip identification circuit incorporating pairs of conductors, each having an essentially random chance of being shorted together as a result of process variations (2012-10-16),

7. 8132136 - Dynamic critical path detector for digital logic circuit paths (2012-03-06),

8. 8122273 - Structure and method to optimize computational efficiency in low-power environments (2012-02-21),

9. 8055925 - Structure and method to optimize computational efficiency in low-power environments (2011-11-08),

10. 7941772 - Dynamic critical path detector for digital logic circuit paths (2011-05-10),

11. 7903493 - Design structure for estimating and/or predicting power cycle length, method of estimating and/or predicting power cycle length and circuit thereof (2011-03-08),

12. 7823017 - Structure for task based debugger (transaction-event-job-trigger) (2010-10-26),

13. 7757032 - Computer system bus bridge (2010-07-13),

14. 7715995 - Design structure for measurement of power consumption within an integrated circuit (2010-05-11),

15. 7594140 - Task based debugger (transaction-event-job-trigger) (2009-09-22),

Title: Innovations of Charles S. Woodruff: A Profile of a Visionary Inventor

Introduction

Charles S. Woodruff, a prominent inventor based in Charlotte, Vermont, has made significant contributions to the field of technology through his 22 patents. His innovative spirit and dedication to advancing technology have led to noteworthy inventions that enhance various applications, particularly in electronics and security systems.

Latest Patents

One of Woodruff's latest patents is the "Auto-compensating temperature valve controller for electro-rheological fluid micro-channel cooled integrated circuit." This invention involves a structure that includes an integrated circuit chip with micro-channels filled with an electro-rheological coolant fluid. The innovative design features a pair of parallel channel electrodes, where one is connected to an output of an auto-compensating temperature control circuit. This circuit leverages a stable current source that is largely temperature-insensitive, providing reliable performance for electronic components.

Another remarkable invention by Woodruff is the "Reactive metal optical security device and methods of fabrication and use." This device is designed for optical networks and systems, functioning as a mechanism to disrupt potential security breaches. It incorporates a mirror made from a reactive metal stack that reflects optical signals while integrating a semiconductor chip that transmits electrical signals to the mirror, thereby enhancing the security of optical communications.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Charles S. Woodruff has worked with esteemed companies such as IBM and GlobalFoundries Inc. His experiences in these leading organizations have significantly influenced his innovative approach and technical expertise, enabling him to develop cutting-edge technologies.

Collaborations

Woodruff has collaborated with notable coworkers, including Clarence Rosser Ogilvie and Kenneth Joseph Goodnow. Their combined efforts in research and development have contributed to the successful completion of impactful projects, showcasing the power of teamwork in the pursuit of innovation.

Conclusion

Charles S. Woodruff stands as a testament to the spirit of innovation and engineering excellence. With a robust portfolio of patents and a career marked by significant collaborations, Woodruff continues to inspire future generations of inventors and engineers. His contributions not only enhance existing technologies but also pave the way for new applications that will shape the future.

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