Sauerwein; Tracy Ann

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Sauerwein; Tracy Ann.The latest application filed is for "system on a chip having a non-volatile imperfect memory".

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Sauerwein; Tracy Ann - Boise ID

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
System on a chip having a non-volatile imperfect memory Grant 7,152,138 - Spencer , et al. December 19, 2	2006-12-19
Memory card having first modular component with host interface wherein the first modular is replaceable with a second modular component having second host interface Grant 7,114,015 - Alva , et al. September 26, 2	2006-09-26
System for quickly transferring data Grant 7,111,142 - Spencer , et al. September 19, 2	2006-09-19
System on a chip having a non-volatile imperfect memory App 20050172066 - Spencer, Andrew M. ; et al.	2005-08-04
Memory card with a modular component App 20050060464 - Alva, Mauricio Huerta ; et al.	2005-03-17
System for quickly transferring data App 20040054847 - Spencer, Andrew M. ; et al.	2004-03-18

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