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NAFFZIGER SAMUEL D

Overview
  • Total Patents
    17
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NAFFZIGER SAMUEL D has a total of 17 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 2008. It filed its patents most often in United States. Its main competitors in its focus markets environmental technology, computer technology and measurement are BRANOVER ALEXANDER, HYBRIDSERVER TEC GMBH and WAGH MAHESH.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing NAFFZIGER SAMUEL Ds patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 United States 17

Patent filings per year

Chart showing NAFFZIGER SAMUEL Ds patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Naffziger Samuel D 17
#2 Petry John P 7
#3 Bondalapati Kiran 4
#4 Nussbaum Sebastien J 2
#5 Periyacheri Suresh B 2
#6 Hughes William A 2
#7 Arekapudi Srikanth 1
#8 Sathe Visvesh S 1
#9 Branover Alexander 1
#10 Ng Mom-Eng 1

Latest patents

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US2012154188A1 Sense-amplifier monotizer
US2012159123A1 Cstate boost method and apparatus
US2012159198A1 System for processor power limit management
US2012146708A1 Method and apparatus for application of power density multipliers optimally in a multicore system
US2012144215A1 Maximum current limiting method and apparatus
US2012144221A1 Load step mitigation method and apparatus
US2012105050A1 Method and system for varying sampling frequency to avoid software harmonics when sampling digital power indicators
US2012109550A1 Method and system of sampling to automatically scale digital power estimates with frequency
US2012105129A1 Apparatus for monolithic power gating on an integrated circuit
US2012066535A1 Mechanism for controlling power consumption in a processing node
US2012054515A1 Mechanism for voltage regulator load line compensation using multiple voltage settings per operating state
US2012053897A1 Determining transistor leakage for an integrated circuit
US2012023345A1 Managing current and power in a computing system
US2011314312A1 Managing multiple operating points for stable virtual frequencies
US2011301889A1 Flexible power reporting in a computing system
US2010122101A1 Method and apparatus for regulating power consumption
US2009249149A1 Low overhead soft error tolerant flip flop