Raphael Clauss

Title: Raphael Clauss: Memory-System and Controller Innovations.

Introduction

Raphael Clauss is an inventor based in Saint-Égrève, France. His patent work focuses on memory systems and integrated-circuit memory controllers, including techniques for handling data errors and addressing modes. He is associated with STMicroelectronics International N.V. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Managing Integrated Circuit Memory Controller Interrupts. This invention describes an integrated circuit with a memory controller that transfers stored information to a processing unit. An error-detection circuit applies an error-correcting code algorithm and generates an interrupt when it detects an error. A transmission-control circuit sends the interrupt to the processing unit only when that error is detected for the first time in the information.

Memory System. This invention describes a memory system with multiple memory blocks and logic circuits that apply XOR operations to data packets and an addressing-mode value. The approach supports storing and reading data that includes error-correction information, while matching the weights of relevant bits in the written and read packets.

Career Highlights

Clauss’s listed inventions address reliability and data handling in memory architectures. One focuses on limiting repeated notifications of detected errors, while the other describes how addressing-mode information can be combined with data and error-correction bits during memory operations.

Collaborations

Clauss is associated with STMicroelectronics International N.V. The listed coworkers include Jerome Lacan and Gérald Briat.

Conclusion

Raphael Clauss’s patent work reflects a focus on memory-system design, error correction, and efficient communication between integrated-circuit memory controllers and processing units.