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Austin, TX, United States of America

Edward Hugh Welbon

USPTO Granted Patents = 33

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.2

ph-index = 19

Forward Citations = 887(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal29 out of 164,244 
 
International Business Machines Corporation
 patents
silverMedal4 out of 7,642 
 
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
 patents

Years Active: 1995-2008

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33 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 7430737 - Processor and method for supporting compiler directed multithreading management (2008-09-30),
2. 7288723 - Circuit board including isolated signal transmission channels (2007-10-30),
3. 7131047 - Test system including a test circuit board including resistive devices (2006-10-31),
4. 7080305 - System and method for correcting data errors (2006-07-18),
5. 6708296 - Method and system for selecting and distinguishing an event sequence using an effective address in a processing system (2004-03-16),
6. 6339818 - Method and system for dynamically locating frequently accessed memory regions or locations (2002-01-15),
7. 6282600 - Method and apparatus of resolving conflicting register access requests from a service processor and system processor (2001-08-28),
8. 6189072 - Performance monitoring of cache misses and instructions completed for instruction parallelism analysis (2001-02-13),
9. 6085338 - CPI infinite and finite analysis (2000-07-04),
10. 6067644 - System and method monitoring instruction progress within a processor (2000-05-23),
11. 5991708 - Performance monitor and method for performance monitoring within a data (1999-11-23),
12. 5987598 - Method and system for tracking instruction progress within a data (1999-11-16),
13. 5970439 - Performance monitoring in a data processing system (1999-10-19),
14. 5961654 - Operand fetch bandwidth analysis (1999-10-05),
15. 5949971 - Method and system for performance monitoring through identification of (1999-09-07),

Title: Edward Hugh Welbon: Innovator in Processor Technology

Introduction

Edward Hugh Welbon is a prominent inventor based in Austin, TX. With an impressive portfolio of 33 patents, he has made significant contributions to the fields of processor design and circuit board technology. His innovative approaches have shaped contemporary computing and signal transmission methodologies.

Latest Patents

One of his latest patents is titled "Processor and method for supporting compiler directed multithreading management." In this invention, Welbon describes a processor designed with an execution unit capable of executing multiple threads. A detection unit is integrated to determine if a particular thread includes a specific identifier, allowing the execution unit to either continue or pause execution based on this detection.

Another notable patent is for a "Circuit board including isolated signal transmission channels." This invention details a circuit board featuring a signal transmission channel, comprised of a dielectric substrate and additional materials that enhance signal transmission integrity. The design includes a conductor and a lossy dielectric material, enabling effective encapsulation that improves performance.

Career Highlights

Welbon’s career includes notable tenures at major technology firms. He worked at IBM and Sun Microsystems, Inc., where he contributed to advanced research and development projects, focusing on pioneering technological solutions in processors and circuit designs.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Edward Hugh Welbon has collaborated with esteemed colleagues such as Frank Eliot Levine and Charles P Roth. These partnerships have facilitated the exchange of innovative ideas and techniques, further enriching the field of technology.

Conclusion

Edward Hugh Welbon stands out as an influential figure in the innovation landscape of processor and circuit board technology. His extensive patent portfolio and collaborations underscore his dedication to advancing engineering solutions that meet the demands of modern computing. As technology continues to evolve, Welbon's contributions remain vital to shaping its future.

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