Kelageri Nagaraj

Title: Kelageri Nagaraj: Microchip Identification Innovation.

Introduction

Kelageri Nagaraj is an inventor associated with Hubli, India, and his work includes an invention for programming a microchip’s identification register. He is associated with International Business Machines Corporation.

Latest Patents

Nagaraj is credited with 1 patent, titled “Programming a Microchip ID Register.” The invention describes a method for programming a microchip’s identity before packaging. It involves attaching one or more additional ID pins to the chip die, then sealing those pins inside the package. Unique combinations of binary data supplied through the pins correspond to distinct chip identities. The pins connect to relevant modules in the chip layout and to the identification register, allowing the identity data to be included in the register during testing.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects work on microchip identification and manufacturing, particularly the programming of identity data through connections incorporated into the chip before packaging. Nagaraj’s association with IBM places this work in the context of the company’s technology and research activities.

Collaborations

Nagaraj’s listed coworkers include Kenneth Pichamuthu and Hari Krishnan Rajeev. The available information identifies them as coworkers but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Kelageri Nagaraj’s recorded patent concerns a method for assigning and registering unique microchip identities through sealed ID pins, highlighting his contribution to chip identification technology.