James Da Silva

Title: James Da Silva and His Patent on Virtual Circuit Identification

Introduction

James Da Silva is an inventor associated with Rockville, Maryland, and Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ). His work includes a patented method for assigning paths through multi-stage interconnection networks.

Latest Patents

Da Silva is credited with 1 patent: “Methods and System of Virtual Circuit Identification Based on Bit Permutation of Link Numbers for Multi-Stage Elements.” The patent describes using an interconnection network’s physical restrictions to create a logical representation of its architecture. It also uses traffic patterns to balance data across network links and establishes virtual channel identifiers to distribute traffic more evenly through switching elements and links.

Career Highlights

Da Silva’s patent addresses the organization and routing of data in multi-stage interconnection networks. The disclosed approach combines network architecture and traffic patterns to determine paths through the network.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Tyan-Shu Jou and Ritesh Ahuja as Da Silva’s coworkers. The patent information describes a technical approach to network routing and does not specify their individual contributions.

Conclusion

James Da Silva’s recorded patent focuses on virtual circuit identification and balanced traffic routing, reflecting his work in interconnection network technology.