David A Madsen

Title: David A. Madsen and Programmable Retargeter Technology.

Introduction

David A. Madsen is an inventor associated with Smithfield, Utah, and Hewlett-Packard Company. His listed patent work focuses on a programmable retargeter memory device designed to redirect and reorder data. He is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Madsen’s listed patent, “Programmable Retargeter Method and Apparatus,” describes a memory device that receives data and replaces its designated addresses with programmable retargeted addresses. The device uses address memory to store and output those replacement addresses, alongside data memory that stores the corresponding data.

When data is written to a particular data memory location, the associated retargeted address is released, and the address and data are sent onward. The design can also include a release-and-reorder function, allowing received data to be rearranged before transmission to downstream destinations.

Career Highlights

Madsen’s listed invention addresses data routing and sequencing through programmable memory. Its approach combines address substitution with coordinated storage and release of data, offering a way to control where and in what order information is sent.

Collaborations

Madsen is associated with Hewlett-Packard Company. His listed coworkers include Troy M. Thomas and Michael Joseph Phelps.

Conclusion

David A. Madsen’s patent work centers on programmable data retargeting, combining address replacement, memory-based control, and optional data reordering in a single device.