Nilesh Pandey

Title: Nilesh Pandey: Inventor of a Socket-Dependent Electronic Module Assembly Design

Introduction

Nilesh Pandey is an inventor based in Allen, Texas, and is associated with International Business Machines Corporation. His work includes an invention for adapting electronic module assemblies through socket-specific substitutions while respecting power constraints.

Latest Patents

The provided information identifies one patent associated with Pandey: “Socket-Dependent Electronic Module Assembly Design and Fabrication.” The invention describes an assembly design engine that uses socket-dependent substitution rules to determine when one type of electronic module can replace another at a particular socket without violating the assembly’s power constraints. It can automatically generate an updated assembly configuration and initiate fabrication based on that configuration. The available information does not establish the patent’s filing or grant date.

Career Highlights

Pandey’s listed patent reflects work on electronic assembly design and fabrication. By accounting for the capabilities and power requirements of individual sockets, the approach supports automated configuration changes within an electronic assembly.

Collaborations

Pandey is associated with International Business Machines Corporation, commonly known as IBM. The provided information does not specify collaborators or additional details about his role at the company.

Conclusion

Nilesh Pandey’s listed invention focuses on automating socket-dependent module substitutions while maintaining power constraints, connecting assembly design decisions with the fabrication process.