This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Abbott Laboratories Corporation. Active years: 1988.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1988
Title: Jerry R. Sanders and His Patent for a Combined CRC and Pseudo-Random Number Generator.
Introduction
Jerry R. Sanders is an inventor associated with Dallas, Texas. His patent describes a circuit that combines cyclic redundancy check code generation with pseudo-random number generation, sharing circuit elements instead of duplicating them.
Latest Patents
Sanders is credited with 1 patent: “Circuit Combining Functions of Cyclic Redundancy Check Code and [Pseudo-Random Number Generator].” The invention uses a 16-stage shift register and two linear feedback paths to support both functions. A mode-control signal determines how the circuit operates, including whether a clear signal resets the register or initializes it with a selected value. The control signal also governs data input and the output of CRC and pseudo-random codes.
Career Highlights
The supplied information associates Sanders with Abbott Laboratories Corporation. His patent highlights a design approach that combines related functions in shared hardware.
Collaborations
Charles L. Davis and James A. Rench are identified as Sanders’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent.
Conclusion
Jerry R. Sanders’s patent presents a shared-circuit design for generating CRC and pseudo-random codes, illustrating how a single circuit can support multiple functions.
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