Patents by Inventor Preetham H. Raghavendra

Preetham H. Raghavendra has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 10282105
    Abstract: Methods, systems and computer program products for extending the shelf life of non-volatile memory devices, aspects of which include detecting that the non-volatile memory device has been disconnected from a power supply and responsively resetting a timer, a first counter, and a second counter and incrementing the first counter and the second counter based on the timer. Based on a determination that the first counter has reached a first threshold value, aspects also include initiating a wireless charging a battery of the non-volatile memory device. Based on a determination that the second counter has reached a second threshold value, aspects also include initiating a refresh of a non-violate memory of the non-volatile memory device. Based on a determination that the refresh of the non-violate memory of the non-volatile memory device has been completed, aspects also include resetting the timer, the first counter, and the second counter.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 20, 2017
    Date of Patent: May 7, 2019
    Assignee: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION
    Inventors: Prashanth K. Kasula, Trinadhachari Kosuru, Adam J. McPadden, Preetham H. Raghavendra, Janani Swaminathan
  • Publication number: 20180232163
    Abstract: A method comprising of allocating a main memory partition and a mirrored memory partition, a mirrored copy of the main memory partition, of a mirrored memory system for scrubbing. The method also comprises of dividing the main memory partition into a first main portion and a second main portion and dividing the mirrored memory partition into a first mirrored portion and a second mirrored portion. The method determines a full scrub cycle that only scrubs a portion of the main memory channel and a portion of the mirrored memory partition, the full scrub cycle including scrubbing a main scrub portion, one of the first and the second main portions, and a mirrored scrub portion, one of the first and the second mirrored portions. The method initiates the full scrub cycle which includes a combination of memory portions, equivalent to a memory address range of the main memory partition.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 15, 2017
    Publication date: August 16, 2018
    Inventors: Diyanesh B. Chinnakkonda Vidyapoornachary, Marc A. Gollub, Preetham H. Raghavendra
  • Patent number: 10048880
    Abstract: A method comprising of allocating a main memory partition and a mirrored memory partition, a mirrored copy of the main memory partition, of a mirrored memory system for scrubbing. The method also comprises of dividing the main memory partition into a first main portion and a second main portion and dividing the mirrored memory partition into a first mirrored portion and a second mirrored portion. The method determines a full scrub cycle that only scrubs a portion of the main memory channel and a portion of the mirrored memory partition, the full scrub cycle including scrubbing a main scrub portion, one of the first and the second main portions, and a mirrored scrub portion, one of the first and the second mirrored portions. The method initiates the full scrub cycle which includes a combination of memory portions, equivalent to a memory address range of the main memory partition.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 15, 2017
    Date of Patent: August 14, 2018
    Assignee: International Business Machines Corporation
    Inventors: Diyanesh B. Chinnakkonda Vidyapoornachary, Marc A. Gollub, Preetham H. Raghavendra
  • Publication number: 20180210646
    Abstract: Methods, systems and computer program products for extending the shelf life of non-volatile memory devices, aspects of which include detecting that the non-volatile memory device has been disconnected from a power supply and responsively resetting a timer, a first counter, and a second counter and incrementing the first counter and the second counter based on the timer. Based on a determination that the first counter has reached a first threshold value, aspects also include initiating a wireless charging a battery of the non-volatile memory device. Based on a determination that the second counter has reached a second threshold value, aspects also include initiating a refresh of a non-violate memory of the non-volatile memory device. Based on a determination that the refresh of the non-violate memory of the non-volatile memory device has been completed, aspects also include resetting the timer, the first counter, and the second counter.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 20, 2017
    Publication date: July 26, 2018
    Inventors: PRASHANTH K. KASULA, TRINADHACHARI KOSURU, ADAM J. MCPADDEN, PREETHAM H. RAGHAVENDRA, JANANI SWAMINATHAN
  • Patent number: 10007456
    Abstract: A method comprising of allocating a main memory partition and a mirrored memory partition, a mirrored copy of the main memory partition, of a mirrored memory system for scrubbing. The method also comprises of dividing the main memory partition into a first main portion and a second main portion and dividing the mirrored memory partition into a first mirrored portion and a second mirrored portion. The method determines a full scrub cycle that only scrubs a portion of the main memory channel and a portion of the mirrored memory partition, the full scrub cycle including scrubbing a main scrub portion, one of the first and the second main portions, and a mirrored scrub portion, one of the first and the second mirrored portions. The method initiates the full scrub cycle which includes a combination of memory portions, equivalent to a memory address range of the main memory partition.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 28, 2017
    Date of Patent: June 26, 2018
    Assignee: International Business Machines Corporation
    Inventors: Diyanesh B. Chinnakkonda Vidyapoornachary, Marc A. Gollub, Preetham H. Raghavendra