Matula; David W.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Matula; David W..The latest application filed is for "determining a table output of a table representing a hierarchical tree for an integer valued function".

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Matula; David W. - Dallas TX

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method and apparatus for integer transformation using a discrete logarithm and modular factorization Grant 8,060,550 - Fit-Florea , et al. November 15, 2	2011-11-15
Determining a table output of a table representing a hierarchical tree for an integer valued function Grant 7,962,537 - Matula , et al. June 14, 2	2011-06-14
Apparatus and method for providing higher radix redundant digit lookup tables for recoding and compressing function values Grant 7,543,008 - Matula , et al. June 2, 2	2009-06-02
Arithmetic processor utilizing multi-table look up to obtain reciprocal operands Grant 7,346,642 - Briggs , et al. March 18, 2	2008-03-18
Determining A Table Output Of A Table Representing A Hierarchical Tree For An Integer Valued Function App 20080005211 - Matula; David W. ; et al.	2008-01-03
Method And Apparatus For Integer Transformation Using A Discrete Logarithm And Modular Factorization App 20070266068 - Fit-Florea; Alexandru ; et al.	2007-11-15
Apparatus and method for minimizing accumulated rounding errors in coefficient values in a lookup table for interpolating polynomials Grant 6,978,289 - Matula December 20, 2	2005-12-20
Apparatus and method for providing higher radix redundant digit lookup tables for recoding and compressing function values Grant 6,938,062 - Matula , et al. August 30, 2	2005-08-30
Method and apparatus for performing division and square root functions using a multiplier and a multipartite table Grant 6,782,405 - Matula , et al. August 24, 2	2004-08-24
Channel assignment selection reducing call blocking and call cutoff in a cellular communication system Grant 5,896,573 - Yang , et al. April 20, 1	1999-04-20
Multilayered arrangement for load sharing in a cellular communication system Grant 5,633,915 - Yang , et al. May 27, 1	1997-05-27
Early signaling of no-overflow for nonrestoring twos complement division Grant 5,615,113 - Matula March 25, 1	1997-03-25
Method and apparatus for performing prescaled division Grant 5,475,630 - Briggs , et al. December 12, 1	1995-12-12
Method and apparatus for performing division using a rectangular aspect ratio multiplier Grant 5,307,303 - Briggs , et al. April 26, 1	1994-04-26
Method and apparatus for performing the square root function using a rectangular aspect ratio multiplier Grant 5,159,566 - Briggs , et al. October 27, 1	1992-10-27
Signed digit multiplier Grant 5,144,576 - Briggs , et al. September 1, 1	1992-09-01
Method and apparatus for performing the square root function using a rectangular aspect ratio multiplier Grant 5,060,182 - Briggs , et al. October 22, 1	1991-10-22
Method and apparatus for performing division using a rectangular aspect ratio multiplier Grant 5,046,038 - Briggs , et al. September 3, 1	1991-09-03

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