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Austin, TX, United States of America

Karl L Wang

USPTO Granted Patents = 16

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.9

ph-index = 9

Forward Citations = 306(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal16 out of 20,290 
 
Motorola Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 1986-2000

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16 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 6011719 - Digital signal processor having an on-chip pipelined EEPROM data memory (2000-01-04),
2. 5901086 - Pipelined fast-access floating gate memory architecture and method of (1999-05-04),
3. 5359564 - Content addressable memory system and method of operation (1994-10-25),
4. 5309044 - Modified widlar source and logic circuit using same (1994-05-03),
5. 5268863 - Memory having a write enable controlled word line (1993-12-07),
6. 5258951 - Memory having output buffer enable by level comparison and method (1993-11-02),
7. 5233565 - Low power BICMOS memory using address transition detection and a method (1993-08-03),
8. 4991140 - Integrated circuit memory with improved di/dt control (1991-02-05),
9. 4972374 - Output amplifying stage with power saving feature (1990-11-20),
10. 4958086 - Low di/dt output buffer with improved speed (1990-09-18),
11. 4890144 - Integrated circuit trench cell (1989-12-26),
12. 4797858 - Semiconductor memory with divided word lines and shared sense amplifiers (1989-01-10),
13. 4764900 - High speed write technique for a memory (1988-08-16),
14. 4751680 - Bit line equalization in a memory (1988-06-14),
15. 4689771 - Memory with improved write mode to read mode transition (1987-08-25),

Title: The Innovative Mind of Karl L. Wang: Revolutionizing Nonvolatile Memory Architecture

Introduction: Karl L. Wang, an accomplished inventor based in Austin, TX, holds an impressive portfolio of 16 patents. His contributions to the field of digital signal processing and nonvolatile memory architecture have significantly advanced technological capabilities. Through his work at Motorola Corporation, Wang has been at the forefront of innovations that enhance data access and storage performance.

Latest Patents: Among his latest patents, Wang's groundbreaking work includes a digital signal processor featuring an on-chip pipelined EEPROM data memory. This nonvolatile memory architecture boasts a variety of memory arrays built from floating gate memory cells, designed to support both 1X and 2X architectures. Key components of his design include high voltage and low voltage row decoders, data multiplexors, and low voltage control circuitry. The architecture operates at an impressive 100 MHz, showcasing a pipelined scheme that amplifies the data access rate through advanced sense amplifier circuitry and master/slave configurations.

Career Highlights: Wang's career at Motorola Corporation has been marked by his dedication to innovation and excellence. As a lead inventor, he has consistently pushed the boundaries of what is possible in memory architecture. His patents not only underscore his technical expertise but also reflect a deep understanding of market needs and technological trends.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Wang has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Mark D. Bader and Ray Chang. These collaborations have fostered an environment of innovation and creativity, allowing for the integration of diverse ideas and methodologies in the development of cutting-edge memory solutions.

Conclusion: Karl L. Wang stands out as a visionary inventor whose work has significantly influenced the field of nonvolatile memory architecture. His contributions through Motorola Corporation and his collaborative efforts with esteemed colleagues ensure that his innovations will continue to impact the technology landscape for years to come. As he forges ahead, the advancements inspired by his patents promise to redefine data processing and storage solutions in the future.

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