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Advanced Micro Devices Corporation

Years Active: 1997-2018

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13 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 10101050 - Dispatch engine for optimizing demand-response thermostat events (2018-10-16),

2. 7069196 - Experimental design for complex systems (2006-06-27),

3. 6708073 - Lot specific process design methodology (2004-03-16),

4. 6586755 - Feed-forward control of TCI doping for improving mass-production-wise statistical distribution of critical performance parameters in semiconductor devices (2003-07-01),

5. 6567717 - Feed-forward control of TCI doping for improving mass-production-wise, statistical distribution of critical performance parameters in semiconductor devices (2003-05-20),

6. 6389366 - Methods for identifying sources of patterns in processing effects in manufacturing (2002-05-14),

7. 6366822 - Statistical process window design methodology (2002-04-02),

8. 6304836 - Worst case design parameter extraction for logic technologies (2001-10-16),

9. 5966527 - Apparatus, article of manufacture, method and system for simulating a (1999-10-12),

10. 5946214 - Computer implemented method for estimating fabrication yield for (1999-08-31),

11. 5724251 - System and method for designing, fabricating and testing multiple cell (1998-03-03),

12. 5655110 - Method for setting and adjusting process parameters to maintain (1997-08-05),

13. 5646870 - Method for setting and adjusting process parameters to maintain (1997-07-08),

Title: The Innovative Mind of William Dow Heavlin

Introduction

William Dow Heavlin is a notable inventor based in El Granada, California. He has made significant contributions to the field of technology, holding a total of 13 patents. His work primarily focuses on optimizing energy usage and improving complex systems.

Latest Patents

One of Heavlin's latest patents is the "Dispatch engine for optimizing demand-response thermostat events." This invention involves a thermostat management server that utilizes processors and memory devices to optimize energy usage across multiple thermostats. The server receives information about energy usage and proposed demand-response events, selects thermostats for energy reduction, and simulates demand response events under varying weather conditions. It generates statistical probabilities to determine the best capacity reduction level to communicate to utility providers.

Another significant patent is the "Experimental design for complex systems." This method provides a systematic approach to creating experimental designs for large, complex systems after an initial product idea is formed. Experts identify critical variables, and a design matrix is generated to facilitate the development of effective experimental designs.

Career Highlights

Heavlin has worked with prominent companies such as Advanced Micro Devices Corporation and Google Inc. His experience in these organizations has contributed to his innovative mindset and technical expertise.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Heavlin has collaborated with talented individuals, including Zoran Krivokapic and David F. Kyser. These partnerships have likely enriched his work and led to further advancements in his projects.

Conclusion

William Dow Heavlin is a distinguished inventor whose work in energy optimization and complex systems has made a lasting impact. His innovative patents and collaborations reflect his commitment to advancing technology and improving efficiency.

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