Oliver Timothy Oberg

Title: Oliver Timothy Oberg and Superconducting Memory Circuits.

Introduction

Oliver Timothy Oberg is an inventor associated with Elkridge, Maryland. His work includes an invention concerning methods and systems for writing state into superconducting circuits using integrated semiconductor-based circuits.

Latest Patents

Oberg is listed as an inventor on 1 patent: “Methods and Systems for Writing State into Superconducting Circuits with Integrated Semiconductor-Based Circuits.” The patent describes a write circuit for superconducting memory cells. It uses a control circuit, write lines associated with columns of memory cells, and integrated non-superconducting switch devices. Control signals enable current to flow through selected write lines, allowing a chosen superconducting memory cell to be written.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Oberg’s patent work in superconducting memory technology. The invention combines superconducting memory cells with semiconductor-based switching components to control the writing of stored states.

Collaborations

Oberg is identified as a coworker of William Robert Reohr. The provided information does not specify further details about their collaboration.

Conclusion

Oliver Timothy Oberg’s listed invention addresses the control of superconducting memory cells through integrated semiconductor-based circuits, reflecting a contribution to memory-writing technology.