This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Thomson Licensing. Active years: 2007.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2007
Title: Didler Doyen: Inventor in Bus-Based Data Access
Introduction
Didler Doyen is an inventor associated with La Bouëxière, France, and Thomson Licensing. His work includes a patent describing a method for addressing cells in devices connected through an I2C bus.
Latest Patents
Doyen is credited with 1 patent: “Method and Data Structure for Random Access via a Bus Connection.” The invention supplements the common I2C addressing scheme with a “Data Transfer Mode” byte. This byte specifies how many address and data bytes follow the device address, enabling scalable, orthogonal addressing of cells within a connected device. The method remains compatible with the existing I2C standard for writing to a slave device, including standard procedures for establishing and terminating connections and acknowledging byte receipt.
Career Highlights
Doyen’s listed patent work is associated with Thomson Licensing. The invention focuses on improving how devices address internal cells while retaining compatibility with established I2C communication procedures.
Collaborations
Doyen’s listed coworkers include Luis Montalvo and Emmanuel Jolly.
Conclusion
Didler Doyen’s patent presents a scalable approach to cell addressing over I2C while preserving compatibility with standard bus operations.
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