This inventor holds 6 USPTO granted patents and 2 published patent applications. Top assignee: Sandisk Technologies Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Jaydip Patel and Memory-Circuit Innovation.
Introduction
Jaydip Patel is an inventor based in Folsom, California, whose patent work includes memory circuits and technologies for improving the operation of nonvolatile memory. He has 6 patents and is associated with SanDisk Technologies Inc.
Latest Patents
Patel’s recent patent work addresses the design and control of advanced memory systems.
“Read/write circuits for multi-story cross-point memory” describes control circuits that identify the story containing a selected memory cell and connect a sense amplifier to cells in different stories through the appropriate bit or word lines. The memory structure uses nonvolatile cells with programmable resistive elements.
“Bipolar decoders for nonvolatile memory with spike attenuation for threshold selector switches” focuses on reducing current spikes that can occur when threshold selector switches turn on during memory access. The disclosed approach uses local select switches to limit current from the decoding circuitry, helping protect memory cells and reduce the risk of disturbing stored data.
Career Highlights
Patel’s patent portfolio reflects work on memory architecture, read/write circuitry, and decoder designs. His inventions address practical challenges in accessing nonvolatile memory, including selecting cells across multiple layers and managing electrical stress during operation.
Collaborations
Patel is associated with SanDisk Technologies Inc. His listed coworkers include Nicolas Irizarry and Ashraf B. Islam.
Conclusion
Jaydip Patel’s patents highlight engineering approaches to reliable nonvolatile memory access, with particular attention to multi-story memory structures and current-spike reduction.
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