Ralfael Himor

Title: Ralfael Himor: Innovator in Bus Arbitration Techniques

Introduction

Ralfael Himor is an inventor based in Manila City, Philippines. He has made significant contributions to the field of bus arbitration techniques, focusing on improving access control in shared bus systems. Although he currently holds no granted patents, his innovative ideas are reflected in his latest patent applications.

Latest Patent Applications

Ralfael Himor's latest patent applications include:

1. **Weighted Round Robin Bus Arbitration with Control Vectors and Increment and Decrement Functions** - This application discloses techniques for bus sharing, where a plurality of bus requesters is coupled to a common bus. Access requests are stored in a request vector, and a relative request vector (RRV) is generated by circular shifting. The RRV is examined for the first asserted bit, and a one-hot encoded relative grant vector is created based on this bit. Access is granted, and the grant vector is updated to affect the priority of subsequent grants.

2. **Round Robin Bus Arbitration with Control Vectors and Increment and Decrement Functions** - This application outlines techniques for round robin bus arbitration. A plurality of bus requesters is connected to a common bus through arbitration logic. Bus access requests are stored in a request vector, and a grant history vector is checked to determine the last granted requester. The RRV is created by performing circular shifts until the last granted requester occupies a specific position. Access is granted based on the generated grant vector.

Conclusion

Ralfael Himor is an innovative inventor whose work in bus arbitration techniques showcases his commitment to enhancing technology in shared systems. His latest patent applications reflect his forward-thinking approach and potential for future contributions to the field.