Jason B Emery

Title: Jason B. Emery and FPGA Control over Ethernet.

Introduction

Jason B. Emery is an inventor associated with Dallas, Texas, and Raytheon Company. His patent work addresses a method for controlling and monitoring a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) through Ethernet communications.

Latest Patents

Emery is credited with 1 patent: “System and Method for Address-Mapped Control of Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) via Ethernet.” The invention describes receiving Ethernet packets containing FPGA control or status information, removing Ethernet and UDP headers, and using UDP metadata to convert the packets into read or write messages for FPGA registers. The FPGA then performs the requested register operations.

Career Highlights

Emery’s patent reflects work on connecting network communications with FPGA register access. The approach uses Ethernet packets to carry messages that can be translated into register reads or writes, providing a defined method for controlling or checking FPGA functions.

Collaborations

Emery is associated with Raytheon Company. Brandon H. Daugherty and Brian D. Sirois are identified as his coworkers.

Conclusion

Jason B. Emery’s patent documents an Ethernet-based approach to FPGA control, translating packet information into register operations.