Rui Deng

Title: Rui Deng: Inventor of an Adaptive Voltage-Boosting Integrated Circuit.

Introduction

Rui Deng is an inventor associated with Austin, Texas, and Silicon Laboratories Inc. His patent work includes an integrated-circuit design that adjusts voltage boosting in response to operating temperature.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Rui Deng: “Integrated Circuit with Enhanced Operation Over Operating Ranges Utilizing a Process Signal to Fine Tune a Voltage Boosting Operation.” The invention describes an integrated circuit containing a clocked digital circuit and an energy management circuit. The energy management circuit receives an external power supply voltage and provides an internal power supply voltage to the digital circuit. Thermally coupled to the digital circuit, it supplies a nominal voltage when the circuit’s temperature exceeds a boost temperature and raises the voltage above nominal when the temperature falls below that threshold. This temperature-responsive approach is designed to support circuit operation across different operating conditions. The listed patent count is 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Deng’s listed invention focuses on power management for CMOS-based digital circuitry. By adjusting the internal supply voltage according to temperature, the design aims to balance performance and operating requirements across a range of conditions. The provided information associates Deng with Silicon Laboratories Inc.

Collaborations

Brian Taylor Brunn is identified as Deng’s coworker. The available details do not specify a particular joint patent or project between them.

Conclusion

Rui Deng’s listed patent reflects an approach to adaptive voltage management that uses circuit temperature to fine-tune power delivery, and the provided information connects his work with Silicon Laboratories Inc.