Atmel Corporation

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Dirk R Franklin

Edward S Hui

Stephen Olson

A drink holder device having a ground support, a leg extending from the ground support, and a plurality of arms extending from the leg. The arms are movable between a raised and a lowered position. At the end of each arm is one or more beverage holders. A lock holds the arm in position when raised.

Beverage holder device

A continuity test mode circuit in an integrated circuit device having a means for switching between a continuity test mode and a normal operating mode. The test mode is characterized by one or more input pins being in direct electrical connection with one or more output pins to enable the pins and the chip packaging and chip socket and circuit board to be tested for continuity. In normal operating mode, the operation of the chip is not affected by the test mode circuitry. The continuity test mode circuit allows for testing of device-socket and/or device-board continuity in order to ensure accurate testing and programming of the device.

Input/output continuity test mode circuit

A non-volatile memory device having a main memory that operates synchronously with the system clock and an asynchronous boot block. The boot block can be activated to operate asynchronously upon initial power up or can be switched from synchronous to asynchronous mode upon receipt of a command signal by control logic circuitry within the device.

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Dirk R Franklin