Inventor

FRIEDMAN DANIEL JOSEPH

US30 patents

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FRIEDMAN DANIEL JOSEPH

IBM

Single chip RF tag oscillator circuit synchronized by base station modulation frequency

Differential control topology for LC VCO

Diode receiver for radio frequency transponder

Low voltage signal path in a radio frequency signal generator

Calibrating signal currents in a radio frequency signal generator

Josephson RF to RF frequency converter

Variable capacitor devices with differential voltage control

Storage and communication environment for cryptographic tags

Method and circuit for controlling clock frequency of an electronic circuit with noise mitigation

Current mode signal path of an integrated radio frequency pulse generator

Cryptographic side channel resistance using permutation networks

Radio frequency identification based integrated computer with hardware accelerator

Reconfigurable radar transmitter

Reconfigurable radar transmitter

Electronic substrate stacking

Portable imager

Varactor system having real or apparent low capacitance density

ALLIANCE SUSTAINABLE ENERGY

Two-junction photovoltaic devices

Two-junction photovoltaic devices

Two-junction photovoltaic devices

High temperature and high pressure AlGaN/GaN electronics

Passivating window and capping layer for photoelectrochemical cells

Metamorphic two-junction photovoltaic devices with removable graded buffers

Devices and methods for photoelectrochemical water splitting

INTERMEC IP CORP

Method of using write—ok flag for radio frequency (RF) transponders (RF Tags)

Wire antenna with optimized impedance for connecting to a circuit

INTEMEC IP CORP

Method of flagging partial write in RF tags

LIU YONG

Low-swing signaling scheme for data communication

BULZACCHELLI JOHN FRANCIS

Technique for linearizing the voltage-to-frequency response of a VCO

INTERNAT BSUINESS MACHINES COR

Technique for efficiently managing both short-term and long-term frequency adjustments of an electronic circuit clock signal