Hed Konen

Title: Hed Konen: Advancing Efficient IC Design Changes.

Introduction

Hed Konen is an inventor based in Elyakhin, Israel, whose work includes methods for modifying integrated circuit designs. His patent describes ways to make device changes directly in an extracted netlist, helping avoid the need to make corresponding changes independently in a schematic or layout view.

Latest Patents

Konen is credited with 1 patent: “Modifying Netlists for Device Changes in IC Designs.” The disclosed system accesses a netlist for a selected device and identifies a change to apply. Depending on the change, it can adjust device parameters, add or remove a device, or modify an interconnect. The method can also use batch processing to implement netlist changes efficiently.

Career Highlights

Konen is associated with International Business Machines Corporation (IBM). His patent reflects work on streamlining IC design workflows by enabling targeted changes directly within extracted netlists.

Collaborations

Konen’s listed coworker is Itay Israeli. The patent’s approach addresses design changes that can be applied to netlists without requiring separate edits to schematic or layout representations.

Conclusion

Hed Konen’s patent focuses on making integrated circuit design updates more direct and efficient through flexible netlist modification.