Parker J Rachel

Title: Parker J. Rachel and Frequency-Control Innovation.

Introduction

Parker J. Rachel is an inventor based in Forest Grove, Oregon, and is associated with Intel Corporation. His patent work addresses frequency control systems that regulate an output frequency relative to a reference frequency.

Latest Patents

Rachel is named on one patent, titled “Frequency Control System with Dual-Input Bias Generator to Separately Receive Management and Operational Controls.” The invention describes a dual-input bias generator that can use management controls during a first mode, such as characterization or start-up, and operational controls during a second mode, such as feedback-controlled operation. Its circuits generate a bias control from the selected input and a bias feedback reference, which is itself generated based on the bias control. This arrangement supports separate control inputs across different operating modes. Rachel’s listed patent portfolio includes 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Rachel’s documented patent contribution focuses on frequency-control circuitry and the use of distinct management and operational controls. His association with Intel Corporation places this work within the company’s technology and innovation activities.

Collaborations

Atul Maheshwari and Kuan-Yueh Shen are identified as Rachel’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated with him on this invention.

Conclusion

Parker J. Rachel’s patent work centers on a dual-input bias-generation system designed to support frequency control across start-up and operational modes.