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Years Active: 1991-2020

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1. 10659020 - Pulse counting circuit (2020-05-19),

2. 10243543 - Pulse counting circuit (2019-03-26),

3. 10075166 - Generator of numbers of oscillations (2018-09-11),

4. 8782367 - Memory area protection circuit (2014-07-15),

5. 7787624 - Method for inserting synchronization markers into a video stream, compatible with a block cipher (2010-08-31),

6. 7680269 - Method for ciphering a compressed audio or video stream with error tolerance (2010-03-16),

7. 7581039 - Procedure and device for programming a DMA controller in which a translated physical address is stored in a buffer register of the address processing unit and then applied to the data bus and stored in a register of the DMA controller (2009-08-25),

8. 7480415 - Fractal-coding addressing of reference block memories (2009-01-20),

9. 7467239 - Method and system for programming a DMA controller in a system on a chip, with the DMA controller having source, destination, and size registers (2008-12-16),

10. 7461232 - Translation look-aside buffer supporting mutually untrusted operating systems (2008-12-02),

11. 7337300 - Procedure for processing a virtual address for programming a DMA controller and associated system on a chip (2008-02-26),

12. 7075447 - Secure time measurement electronic device and method (2006-07-11),

13. 5986417 - Sensorless universal motor speed controller (1999-11-16),

14. 5798933 - High precision relative digital voltage measurement (1998-08-25),

15. 5751940 - Microprocessor integrated circuit working in internal ROM and external (1998-05-12),

Title: The Innovative Contributions of Jean Nicolai

Introduction: Jean Nicolai, based in Chateauneuf le Rouge, France, is a prolific inventor with an impressive portfolio of 20 patents. His work, particularly in the field of electronic circuits, showcases his innovative spirit and technical expertise.

Latest Patents: Among Nicolai's latest inventions is a sophisticated pulse counting circuit that employs a random oscillation number generator (RONG). This circuit is designed to generate first and second pulse signals, which are then processed by individual counters to produce counts at their respective outputs. Additionally, he has developed another pulse counting circuit that receives pulses from a source having at least two inverted pulse signal supply terminals, utilizing a selection circuit to choose one of the counts generated by the counters.

Career Highlights: Throughout his career, Jean Nicolai has made significant contributions while working with renowned companies such as STMicroelectronics and SGS-Thomson Microelectronics. His tenure at these organizations allowed him to refine his skills and develop groundbreaking technologies that have influenced the electronics sector.

Collaborations: Nicolai has collaborated with notable professionals in the industry, including his coworkers Albert Martinez and William Orlando. These partnerships have enabled him to leverage diverse ideas and approaches, fostering an environment conducive to innovation.

Conclusion: Jean Nicolai's extensive work in electronic circuitry and his collection of patents underline his profound impact on the innovation landscape. His contributions continue to inspire future generations of inventors and pave the way for new technological advancements.

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