Novosel; David

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Novosel; David.The latest application filed is for "reduced-step cmos processes for low cost radio frequency identification devices".

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Novosel; David - New Wilmington PA
Novosel; David - Pflugerville TX

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Non-volatile memory element integratable with standard CMOS circuitry Grant 8,208,312 - Novosel , et al. June 26, 2	2012-06-26
Multiple time programmable non-volatile memory element Grant 8,199,590 - Novosel , et al. June 12, 2	2012-06-12
Method of sensing a programmable non-volatile memory element Grant 8,134,859 - Novosel , et al. March 13, 2	2012-03-13
Reduced-step Cmos Processes For Low Cost Radio Frequency Identification Devices App 20120025322 - Novosel; David	2012-02-02
Reduced-step Cmos Processes For Low Cost Radio Frequency Identification Devices App 20100270624 - Novosel; David	2010-10-28
Reduced-step CMOS processes for low-cost radio frequency identification devices Grant 7,772,063 - Novosel August 10, 2	2010-08-10
Reduced-step CMOS processes for low-cost radio frequency identification devices App 20060033167 - Novosel; David	2006-02-16
Method of utilizing a plurality of voltage pulses to program non-volatile memory elements and related embedded memories Grant 6,816,427 - Novosel , et al. November 9, 2	2004-11-09
Non-volatile memory element integratable with standard CMOS circuitry and related programming methods and embedded memories Grant 6,775,197 - Novosel , et al. August 10, 2	2004-08-10
Method of utilizing voltage gradients to guide dielectric breakdowns for non-volatile memory elements and related embedded memories Grant 6,775,171 - Novosel , et al. August 10, 2	2004-08-10
Method Of Utilizing A Plurality Of Voltage Pulses To Program Non-volatile Memory Elements And Related Embedded Memories App 20040100849 - Novosel, David ; et al.	2004-05-27
Non-volatile Memory Element Integratable With Standard Cmos Circuitry And Related Programming Methods And Embedded Memories App 20040100850 - Novosel, David ; et al.	2004-05-27
Method of utilizing voltage gradients to guide dielectric breakdowns for non-volatile memory elements and related embedded memories App 20040100848 - Novosel, David ; et al.	2004-05-27
Voice based pharmaceutical container apparatus and method for programming Grant 6,158,613 - Novosel , et al. December 12, 2	2000-12-12
Semiconductor memory device Grant 5,828,596 - Takata , et al. October 27, 1	1998-10-27
Dual mode ferroelectric memory reference scheme Grant 5,737,260 - Takata , et al. April 7, 1	1998-04-07
Semiconductor memory device Grant 5,703,804 - Takata , et al. December 30, 1	1997-12-30
Generator of reset pulses upon the rise of the power supply for CMOS-type integrated circuits Grant 4,888,497 - Dallabora , et al. December 19, 1	1989-12-19
Circuital device for the power-on reset of digital integrated circuits in MOS technology Grant 4,874,965 - Campardo , et al. October 17, 1	1989-10-17
Power-saving decoder for memories Grant 4,471,240 - Novosel September 11, 1	1984-09-11

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