Inventor · disambiguated record
David L. Flower
Also filed as: FLOWER DAVID L
9 granted patents·967 citations·filing 1980–1999
93Inventor score
Top patents by PatentIndex Score
9 records- 0198US5101492AData redundancy and recovery protectionCOMPAQ COMPUTER CORP·Filed 1989·Granted Mar 31, 1992·202 cites·10 claims
- 0292US5408644AMethod and apparatus for improving the performance of partial stripe operations in a disk array subsystemCOMPAQ COMPUTER CORP·Filed 1992·Granted Apr 18, 1995·206 cites·20 claims
- 0392US5249279AMethod for controlling disk array operations by receiving logical disk requests and translating the requests to multiple physical disk specific commandsCOMPAQ COMPUTER CORP·Filed 1989·Granted Sep 28, 1993·145 cites·11 claims
- 0488US5115225ADisk drive unit overheating warning systemCOMPAQ COMPUTER CORP·Filed 1990·Granted May 19, 1992·62 cites·8 claims
- 0586US5592648AMethod for developing physical disk drive specific commands from logical disk access commands for use in a disk arrayCOMPAQ COMPUTER CORP·Filed 1993·Granted Jan 7, 1997·93 cites·11 claims
- 0685US5440716AMethod for developing physical disk drive specific commands from logical disk access commands for use in a disk arrayCOMPAQ COMPUTER CORP·Filed 1993·Granted Aug 8, 1995·89 cites·4 claims
- 0781US6505268B1Data distribution in a disk arrayCOMPAQ COMPUTER CORP·Filed 1999·Granted Jan 7, 2003·98 cites·7 claims
- 0876US5909691AMethod for developing physical disk drive specific commands from logical disk access commands for use in a disk arrayCOMPAQ COMPUTER CORP·Filed 1996·Granted Jun 1, 1999·61 cites·11 claims
- 0934US4459662AMicrocomputer having ROM mass memory for downloading main RAM memory with microcomputer instructionsTEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC·Filed 1980·Granted Jul 10, 1984·11 cites·11 claims
Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
Get an alert when David L. Flower files or is granted a new patent.
We store only your email — no account needed. See our privacy policy.
Identity basis: PatentsView inventor disambiguation (2025Q4-odp release). How scoring works →