Scollard; Michael Leo

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Scollard; Michael Leo.The latest application filed is for "method, system and calibration technique for power measurement and management over multiple time frames".

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Scollard; Michael Leo - Raleigh NC

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method, system and calibration technique for power measurement and management over multiple time frames Grant 7,873,855 - Desai , et al. January 18, 2	2011-01-18
Calibration technique for power measurement and management over multiple time frames Grant 7,536,577 - Desai , et al. May 19, 2	2009-05-19
Method, System And Calibration Technique For Power Measurement And Management Over Multiple Time Frames App 20080097656 - Desai; Dhruv Manmohandas ; et al.	2008-04-24
Method, system and calibration technique for power measurement and management over multiple time frames Grant 7,353,410 - Desai , et al. April 1, 2	2008-04-01
Method and apparatus for detecting heat sink faults Grant 7,346,468 - Bashor , et al. March 18, 2	2008-03-18
Method And Apparatus For Detecting Heat Sink Faults App 20080040067 - Bashor; Paul Douglas ; et al.	2008-02-14
Calibration Technique For Power Measurement And Management Over Multiple Time Frames App 20070294558 - Desai; Dhruv Manmohandas ; et al.	2007-12-20
Method, system and calibration technique for power measurement and management over multiple time frames App 20060156042 - Desai; Dhruv Manmohandas ; et al.	2006-07-13
Signal channel configuration providing increased capacitance at a card edge connection Grant 6,994,563 - Amini , et al. February 7, 2	2006-02-07
Signal channel configuration providing increased capacitance at a card edge connection App 20050136699 - Amini, Kamran ; et al.	2005-06-23
Method and system for controlling a power on sequence in response to monitoring respective components of a computer system with multiple CPU sockets to determine proper functionality Grant 6,615,360 - Amini , et al. September 2, 2	2003-09-02

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