Company Filing History:

7 out of 1,083

Vlsi Technology, Inc.

patents

2 out of 838

Philips Electronics North America Corporation

patents

2 out of 21,384

Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Years Active: 1995-2011

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13 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 8069424 - Generating a base curve database to reduce storage cost (2011-11-29),

2. 7444605 - Generating a base curve database to reduce storage cost (2008-10-28),

3. 6751579 - Method of scaling table based cell library timing models in order to take into account process, temperature and power supply (2004-06-15),

4. 6569757 - Methods for forming co-axial interconnect lines in a CMOS process for high speed applications (2003-05-27),

5. 6545338 - Methods for implementing co-axial interconnect lines in a CMOS process for high speed RF and microwave applications (2003-04-08),

6. 6387720 - Waveguide structures integrated with standard CMOS circuitry and methods for making the same (2002-05-14),

7. 5903468 - Determining maximum load index for tabular timing models (1999-05-11),

8. 5841672 - Method and apparatus for verifying signal timing of electrical circuits (1998-11-24),

9. 5815416 - Method of measuring energy consumption in a circuit simulator (1998-09-29),

10. 5625803 - Slew rate based power usage simulation and method (1997-04-29),

11. 5559715 - Timing model and characterization system for logic simulation of (1996-09-24),

12. 5548526 - Timing model and characterization system for logic simulation of (1996-08-20),

13. 5461579 - Extraction method for automated determination of source/drain resistance (1995-10-24),

Title: Innovator Spotlight: Michael N Misheloff

Introduction: Michael N Misheloff is a distinguished inventor based in Dublin, CA, recognized for his contributions to the field of integrated circuit (IC) design. With a total of 13 patents to his name, Misheloff has significantly advanced technologies that streamline and enhance electronic design automation (EDA) processes.

Latest Patents: Among his notable inventions is a groundbreaking patent for "Generating a Base Curve Database to Reduce Storage Cost." This innovation involves creating an enhanced library accessible by an EDA tool, which includes a base curve database and multiple curve data sets related to standard cells with specific timing characteristics. Each curve data set identifies at least one base curve, starting current, peak current, peak voltage, and peak time. By normalizing the base curves, the patent allows for accurate modeling of IC device functionality, represented through an I(V) curve. This invention not only optimizes storage costs but also improves the efficiency of IC design processes.

Career Highlights: Michael Misheloff has had an impressive career, with significant tenures at reputable organizations. He has worked with VLSI Technology, Inc., and Philips Electronics North America Corporation, where he made substantial contributions to technology development and innovation. His expertise in EDA and IC design has influenced many advancements in the electromechanical sector.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Misheloff has collaborated with prominent professionals in the industry. Notable coworkers include Milind Ganesh Weling and Subhas Bothra, with whom he has shared insights and expertise, further enhancing the innovation ecosystem within their field.

Conclusion: Michael N Misheloff represents the essence of innovation in the technology sector. With a robust portfolio of patents and a career that showcases significant achievements, he continues to pave the way for advancements in electronic design automation. His latest patent on generating a base curve database highlights the importance of reducing costs while improving design efficiency, making him a pivotal figure in the realm of integrated circuit innovation.

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