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Richard G. Burch
Also filed as: BURCH RICHARD G · BURCH RICHARD GENE
9 granted patents·456 citations·filing 1996–2000
91Inventor score
Files withTEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC9
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9 records- 0183US6381564B1Method and system for using response-surface methodologies to determine optimal tuning parameters for complex simulatorsTEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC·Filed 1999·Granted Apr 30, 2002·112 cites·20 claims
- 0275US5901062ASemiconductor structure design and process visualization through the use of simple process models and intuitive interfacesTEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC·Filed 1996·Granted May 4, 1999·71 cites·15 claims
- 0373US6530064B1Method and apparatus for predicting an operational lifetime of a transistorTEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC·Filed 2000·Granted Mar 4, 2003·20 cites·8 claims
- 0465US6157062AIntegrating dual supply voltage by removing the drain extender implant from the high voltage deviceTEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC·Filed 1999·Granted Dec 5, 2000·25 cites·14 claims
- 0563US5912678AProcess flow design at the module effects level through the use of acceptability regionsTEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC·Filed 1997·Granted Jun 15, 1999·149 cites·13 claims
- 0650US6388288B1Integrating dual supply voltages using a single extra mask levelTEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC·Filed 1999·Granted May 14, 2002·13 cites·18 claims
- 0744US6311096B1Design of microelectronic process flows for manufacturability and performanceTEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC·Filed 1999·Granted Oct 30, 2001·46 cites·12 claims
- 0841US6317640B1System and method for non-parametric modeling of processed induced variabilityTEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC·Filed 1999·Granted Nov 13, 2001·14 cites·7 claims
- 0937US6438439B1Equipment evaluation and designTEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC·Filed 1998·Granted Aug 20, 2002·6 cites·4 claims
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