Jason Yeh

Title: Jason Yeh and Signal Optimization Based on Heat-Source Information.

Introduction

Jason Yeh is an inventor associated with New Taipei, Taiwan. His patent work includes a system and method for optimizing signal adjustments using information from different heat sources. Yeh is associated with Super Micro Computer, Inc.

Latest Patents

Yeh is named on one patent: System and Method for Signal Optimization Adjustment Based on Different Heat Source Information. The invention describes a system with heat-source measurers, two system chips, an electrical interconnection, and a bit-error risk evaluator. One chip transmits a signal, while the other receives it and provides information about the receiver’s electrical characteristics and signal-adjustment settings. The evaluator uses the receiver’s electrical state to optimize signal characteristics and reduce the risk of bit errors. The disclosure also presents a method for carrying out this signal optimization adjustment. Yeh’s listed patent count is 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Yeh’s documented patent activity focuses on signal optimization informed by heat-source measurements and receiver electrical characteristics. His association with Super Micro Computer, Inc. provides a company context for this work, though the supplied information does not specify his role or employment history.

Collaborations

The supplied information lists Wanfen Teng and Yi-Min Yu as Yeh’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborative contributions.

Conclusion

Jason Yeh’s listed invention addresses signal optimization by using heat-source information and receiver characteristics to evaluate and manage bit-error risk.