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Infineon Technologies Ag

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Advanced Memory International, Inc.

Years Active: 2001-2003

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1. 6587894 - Apparatus for detecting data collision on data bus for out-of-order memory accesses with access execution time based in part on characterization data specific to memory (2003-07-01),

2. 6539440 - Methods and apparatus for prediction of the time between two consecutive memory accesses (2003-03-25),

3. 6532505 - Universal resource access controller (2003-03-11),

4. 6510474 - Methods and apparatus for re-reordering command and data packets in order to restore an original order of out-of-order memory requests (2003-01-21),

5. 6453370 - Using of bank tag registers to avoid a background operation collision in memory systems (2002-09-17),

6. 6442666 - Techniques for improving memory access in a virtual memory system (2002-08-27),

7. 6442644 - Memory system having synchronous-link DRAM (SLDRAM) devices and controller (2002-08-27),

8. 6430642 - Methods and apparatus for prioritization of access to external devices (2002-08-06),

9. 6385708 - Using a timing-look-up-table and page timers to determine the time between two consecutive memory accesses (2002-05-07),

10. 6378049 - Universal memory controller (2002-04-23),

11. 6374323 - Computer memory conflict avoidance using page registers (2002-04-16),

12. 6286075 - Method of speeding up access to a memory page using a number of M page tag registers to track a state of physical pages in a memory device having N memory banks where N is greater than M (2001-09-04),

13. 6216178 - Methods and apparatus for detecting the collision of data on a data bus in case of out-of-order memory accesses of different times of memory access execution (2001-04-10),

14. 6195724 - Methods and apparatus for prioritization of access to external devices (2001-02-27),

Title: **Henry Stracovsky: Innovator in Memory Access Technologies**

Introduction

Henry Stracovsky, an accomplished inventor based in San Jose, CA, has made significant contributions to the field of data bus and memory access technologies. With a remarkable portfolio of 14 patents, his work exemplifies innovation aimed at enhancing data processing efficiency and reliability in electronic systems.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patented inventions is an "Apparatus for detecting data collision on data bus for out-of-order memory accesses with access execution time based in part on characterization data specific to memory." This invention focuses on a system designed to reorder commands for optimal command sequences, addressing potential collisions on data buses. By utilizing a data queue and a command queue, the system accurately predicts and manages the timing of data transfers, thus improving the overall performance of memory accesses.

Another noteworthy patent is centered around "Methods and apparatus for prediction of the time between two consecutive memory accesses." This method facilitates rapid calculation of when to issue new commands based on the status of existing commands in memory. Utilizing page status registers and timers, the invention allows memory controllers to efficiently handle multiple access requests while minimizing delays.

Career Highlights

Henry has had a distinguished career, contributing his expertise to prominent companies in the technology sector. Notably, he has worked with Infineon Technologies AG and Advanced Memory International, Inc., where he has played a pivotal role in developing advanced memory solutions. His patents reflect his commitment to addressing complex challenges in memory access and data handling.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Henry has collaborated with esteemed colleagues in his field, including Piotr Szabelski and David B. Gustavson. These collaborations have enhanced the innovative landscape of memory technologies, leading to groundbreaking advancements that benefit a wide range of applications.

Conclusion

Henry Stracovsky's contributions to the field of electronics and memory access technologies illustrate the profound impact of inventive thought on modern computing. His extensive patent portfolio not only demonstrates his creativity and technical acumen but also highlights his dedication to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in data processing efficiency and reliability. As the technology landscape continues to evolve, innovators like Henry pave the way for future advancements that shape our digital experiences.

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