Ennis; Stephen C.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Ennis; Stephen C..The latest application filed is for "accurate on-chip temperature sensing using thermal oscillator".

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Ennis; Stephen C. - Austin TX

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Accurate on-chip temperature sensing using thermal oscillator Grant 10,458,857 - Rachala , et al. Oc	2019-10-29
Accurate On-chip Temperature Sensing Using Thermal Oscillator App 20190257696 - Rachala; Ravinder Reddy ; et al.	2019-08-22
Controlling operation of temperature sensors Grant 9,317,082 - Bates , et al. April 19, 2	2016-04-19
Data processing interface device Grant 8,594,966 - Madrid , et al. November 26, 2	2013-11-26
Controlling Operation Of Temperature Sensors App 20120096288 - Bates; Benjamin D. ; et al.	2012-04-19
Shared resources in a chip multiprocessor Grant 7,996,653 - Hughes , et al. August 9, 2	2011-08-09
Shared Resources in a Chip Multiprocessor App 20110024800 - Hughes; William A. ; et al.	2011-02-03
Shared resources in a chip multiprocessor Grant 7,840,780 - Hughes , et al. November 23, 2	2010-11-23
Data Processing Interface Device App 20100211336 - Madrid; Philip E. ; et al.	2010-08-19
Shared Resources in a Chip Multiprocessor App 20080184009 - Hughes; William A. ; et al.	2008-07-31
Shared resources in a chip multiprocessor Grant 7,383,423 - Hughes , et al. June 3, 2	2008-06-03
Tunnel device for an input/output node of a computer system Grant 6,915,371 - Berndt , et al. July 5, 2	2005-07-05
Control unit of an I/O node for a computer system including a plurality of scheduler units each including a plurality of buffers each corresponding to a respective virtual channel Grant 6,839,784 - Ennis , et al. January 4, 2	2005-01-04
Starvation avoidance mechanism for an I/O node of a computer system Grant 6,820,151 - Ennis November 16, 2	2004-11-16
Computer system I/O node for connection serially in a chain to a host Grant 6,807,599 - Ennis , et al. October 19, 2	2004-10-19
Tagging and arbitration mechanism in an input/output node of a computer system Grant 6,728,790 - Ennis April 27, 2	2004-04-27
Selecting independently of tag values a given command belonging to a second virtual channel and having a flag set among commands belonging to a posted virtual and the second virtual channels Grant 6,721,816 - Magro , et al. April 13, 2	2004-04-13
Virtual channel buffer bypass for an I/O node of a computer system Grant 6,681,274 - Ennis January 20, 2	2004-01-20
Method and apparatus for combined transaction reordering and buffer management Grant 6,571,332 - Miranda , et al. May 27, 2	2003-05-27
Computer system I/O node App 20030097514 - Ennis, Stephen C. ; et al.	2003-05-22
Tagging and arbitration mechanism in an input/output node of a computer system App 20030097500 - Ennis, Stephen C.	2003-05-22
Starvation avoidance mechanism for an I/O node of a computer system App 20030097499 - Ennis, Stephen C.	2003-05-22
Virtual channel buffer bypass for an I/O node of a computer system App 20030093593 - Ennis, Stephen C.	2003-05-15

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