This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Motorola Corporation. Active years: 1990.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1990
Title: Pamela L. Wilson and Her Microprocessor Operating System Patent.
Introduction
Pamela L. Wilson is an inventor associated with Waukegan, Illinois, and Motorola Corporation. Her work includes a patent for a microprocessor operating system designed to execute program subtasks in an orderly, time-aware manner.
Latest Patents
Wilson is credited with 1 patent: “Microprocessor Operating System for Sequentially Executing Subtasks.” The invention describes a system that periodically updates a time variable and uses it to manage the execution of tasks composed of multiple subtasks. The system executes subtasks while a designated time period remains, then yields to other program operations when that period expires. It also accommodates higher-priority tasks by completing the current subtask before switching, and resumes the interrupted task with its next subtask afterward.
Career Highlights
Wilson’s patent reflects an approach to organizing microprocessor operations around timed execution and task priority. By dividing tasks into subtasks and managing when they run, the system aims to support orderly execution while allowing higher-priority work to take precedence.
Collaborations
Wilson’s listed coworkers include Gerald M. Hira and Dana M. Sheahen. The available information identifies her association with Motorola Corporation but does not specify the coworkers’ roles in the patent.
Conclusion
Pamela L. Wilson’s patent documents a method for coordinating timed subtasks and priority-based execution in a microprocessor operating system.
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