This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Gil Golan: Inventor in Circuit Measurement
Introduction
Gil Golan is an inventor associated with Ramat Gan, Israel. His work includes a patented method for measuring voltage droop and temperature in an electronic circuit.
Latest Patents
Golan is credited with 1 patent, titled “Method for Measuring Voltage Droop in a Circuit Using a Current Controlled Oscillator.” The method uses capacitive coupling to connect a current-controlled oscillator’s bias voltage to a noisy digital supply. This arrangement makes the oscillator’s frequency independent of the supply’s DC voltage level, allowing it to measure AC voltage droop and temperature-related changes.
Career Highlights
The patent describes a circuit-measurement approach designed to distinguish AC voltage droop from the DC level of a noisy supply. It also uses the relationship between voltage droop and temperature to support measurement of both conditions.
Collaborations
Golan’s listed coworkers include Joseph Shor and Amir Mizrahi.
Conclusion
Gil Golan’s patent focuses on using a current-controlled oscillator to measure voltage droop and temperature in circuits, highlighting his contribution to electronic measurement technology.
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