Jin-Yuan Lee

Title: Jin-Yuan Lee: Inventor in Programmable Logic

Introduction

Jin-Yuan Lee is an inventor associated with Miaoli County, Taiwan. His patent work focuses on programmable logic integrated circuits and the use of non-volatile memory in field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). He is associated with Icometrue Co., Ltd. Lee has 2 patents listed in the provided information.

Latest Patents

Lee’s latest patent information describes a logic drive using standard commodity programmable logic IC chips comprising non-volatile random-access memory cells. The invention concerns an FPGA chip that performs a logic function using a look-up table (LUT).

The chip includes non-volatile memory cells that store the LUT’s resulting values. A programmable logic block contains static random-access memory (SRAM) cells that receive and store those values. Based on a combination of its inputs, the logic block selects a stored value and sends it to the output. This design combines non-volatile storage with programmable logic to support LUT-based operations.

The supplied data lists the same patent description twice, so it is presented here as one invention rather than as two distinct patent summaries.

Career Highlights

Lee’s documented patent work highlights an approach to FPGA design that transfers LUT values from non-volatile memory cells to SRAM cells within a programmable logic block. His association with Icometrue Co., Ltd. connects his work to a company involved in technology development.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Icometrue Co., Ltd. as Lee’s company affiliation. It does not specify particular collaborators, research institutions, or joint patent applicants.

Conclusion

Jin-Yuan Lee’s patent work centers on integrating non-volatile memory and programmable logic for LUT-based FPGA operation, reflecting his contributions to programmable integrated-circuit design.