This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Motorola Corporation. Active years: 1993.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1993
Title: David H. Spensley, Jr.: Inventor of a Fault-Resistant Frequency Synthesizer
Introduction
David H. Spensley, Jr. is an inventor associated with West Chicago, Illinois, and Motorola Corporation. His patent work addresses reliability in programmable frequency synthesizers used in wireless communications.
Latest Patents
Spensley is credited with 1 patent: “Frequency Synthesizer with Programming Feedback.” The invention describes a programmable synthesizer that checks whether the programming information applied to it matches the intended reference information. It generates a feedback signal, compares that signal with the reference, and blocks undesirable operation when the comparison indicates a random hard or soft fault. The disclosure also describes a wireless communications transceiver incorporating this synthesizer arrangement.
Career Highlights
Spensley’s documented patent contribution focuses on detecting programming faults and preventing them from disrupting frequency-synthesizer operation. The invention reflects an engineering approach to improving reliability in communications equipment.
Collaborations
The patent information names Tim J. Manczko and Robert J. Sarocka as Spensley’s coworkers. The available details do not specify their individual roles in the invention.
Conclusion
David H. Spensley, Jr.’s patent documents a feedback-based safeguard for programmable frequency synthesizers, with potential application in wireless communications transceivers.
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