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Plano, TX, United States of America

David A Comisky

USPTO Granted Patents = 22


Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.9

ph-index = 11

Forward Citations = 1,510(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Plano, TX (US) (2002 - 2006)
  • St. Charles, IL (US) (2003 - 2017)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal22 out of 29,256 
 
Texas Instruments Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2002-2017

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22 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 9715468 - Method of providing timing information for interrupts (2017-07-25),
2. 7630841 - Supervising and sequencing commonly driven power supplies with digital information (2009-12-08),
3. 7050552 - System and method to mitigate pots ringing interference in DSL (2006-05-23),
4. 7047284 - Transfer request bus node for transfer controller with hub and ports (2006-05-16),
5. 6985982 - Active ports in a transfer controller with hub and ports (2006-01-10),
6. 6954468 - Write allocation counter for transfer controller with hub and ports (2005-10-11),
7. 6868087 - Request queue manager in transfer controller with hub and ports (2005-03-15),
8. 6801985 - Data bus using synchronous fixed latency loop including read address and data busses and write address and data busses (2004-10-05),
9. 6694385 - Configuration bus reconfigurable/reprogrammable interface for expanded direct memory access processor (2004-02-17),
10. 6681270 - Effective channel priority processing for transfer controller with hub and ports (2004-01-20),
11. 6665767 - Programmer initiated cache block operations (2003-12-16),
12. 6658503 - Parallel transfer size calculation and annulment determination in transfer controller with hub and ports (2003-12-02),
13. 6654819 - External direct memory access processor interface to centralized transaction processor (2003-11-25),
14. 6629187 - Cache memory controlled by system address properties (2003-09-30),
15. 6622181 - Timing window elimination in self-modifying direct memory access processors (2003-09-16),

Title: Innovations by David A. Comisky: A Look at His Patents and Contributions

Introduction: David A. Comisky, based in Plano, TX, is a prolific inventor with a remarkable portfolio of 22 patents. His work primarily focuses on improving technology and processes in the electronics and power management fields. This article explores his latest patents, career highlights, and collaborations that have contributed to his success and the advancements in the industry.

Latest Patents: Among David A. Comisky's latest patents, two stand out. The first is a method of providing timing information for interrupts, which addresses the importance of measuring interrupt latency. This innovation ensures that interrupt handling routines can efficiently manage the time delay between an interrupt request and the execution of the interrupt service routine by using a dedicated counter. Moreover, it allows for setting a threshold that can signal the service routine when the acceptable latency is reached.

The second patent is related to supervising and sequencing commonly driven power supplies with digital information. This method involves monitoring power rails and sequencing enable signals associated with them. The invention demonstrates how regulation information can be utilized to determine whether the first power rail is enabled, enhancing the efficiency of power management systems.

Career Highlights: David A. Comisky has made significant contributions during his tenure at Texas Instruments Corporation, a key player in the semiconductor and electronics industry. His work has had a notable impact on various technologies, improving both performance and efficiency in electronic devices.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, David has collaborated with esteemed colleagues, including Sanjive Agarwala and Charles Lance Fuoco. These connections not only highlight his ability to work within a team but also emphasize the collaborative nature of innovation in the tech industry.

Conclusion: David A. Comisky's contributions to the field through his patents and collaborative efforts with peers at Texas Instruments Corporation demonstrate his commitment to innovation. His work continues to influence the landscape of electronics and power management, making him a significant figure in the realm of inventors. As technology advances, the impact of his innovations will likely continue to be felt for years to come.

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