Teresa Louise McLaurin

Meet Teresa Louise McLaurin, an accomplished inventor hailing from Dripping Springs, Texas. With an impressive repertoire of 11 patents, McLaurin has made significant contributions to the field of latch circuitry for memory applications.

One of McLaurin's latest patents involves an integrated circuit featuring first latch circuitry with multiple first latches that capture numerous input data signals. This integrated circuit also integrates second latch circuitry with a single second latch that receives the latched multiple input data signals from the multiple first latches. It then outputs a single latched data signal based on these captured input signals. Intermediate logic circuitry is designed to connect the first latch circuitry to the second latch circuitry. This logic circuitry gathers and combines the multiple input data signals from the first latch circuitry to form a single data signal. This single data signal is then sent to the second latch of the second latch circuitry for output as the single latched data signal.

Throughout her career, McLaurin has contributed to various notable companies in the industry. She has worked at Arm Limited, a renowned semiconductor and software design company. Additionally, she has also had the opportunity to lend her expertise at Motorola Corporation, a well-known telecommunications company.

During her professional journey, McLaurin has had the privilege to collaborate with talented individuals in her field. Some of her esteemed coworkers include Frank David Frederick and Richard Slobodnik. Their shared commitment to innovation has undoubtedly played a pivotal role in their respective successes.

Teresa Louise McLaurin's dedication and expertise have certainly made a significant impact in the realm of latch circuitry for memory applications. Her patents stand as a testament to her ingenuity and hard work, securing her position as a notable figure in the world of inventors and innovators.