Patents by Inventor Stephen Magee
Stephen Magee 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).
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Publication number: 20240354191Abstract: Data and error correction information may involve accessing multiple data channels (e.g., 8) and one error detection and correction channel concurrently. This technique requires a total of N+1 row requests for each access, where N is the number of data channels (e.g., 8 data row accesses and 1 error detection and correction row access equals 9 row accesses.) A single (or at least less than N) data channel row may be accessed concurrently with a single error detection and correction row. This reduces the number of row requests to two (2)—one for the data and one for the error detection and correction information. Because, row requests consume power, reducing the number of row requests is more power efficient.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 29, 2024Publication date: October 24, 2024Inventors: Michael Raymond MILLER, Stephen Magee, John Eric Linstadt
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Patent number: 12001283Abstract: Data and error correction information may involve accessing multiple data channels (e.g., 8) and one error detection and correction channel concurrently. This technique requires a total of N+1 row requests for each access, where N is the number of data channels (e.g., 8 data row accesses and 1 error detection and correction row access equals 9 row accesses.) A single (or at least less than N) data channel row may be accessed concurrently with a single error detection and correction row. This reduces the number of row requests to two (2)—one for the data and one for the error detection and correction information. Because, row requests consume power, reducing the number of row requests is more power efficient.Type: GrantFiled: April 4, 2023Date of Patent: June 4, 2024Assignee: Rambus Inc.Inventors: Michael Raymond Miller, Stephen Magee, John Eric Linstadt
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Publication number: 20230297474Abstract: Data and error correction information may involve accessing multiple data channels (e.g., 8) and one error detection and correction channel concurrently. This technique requires a total of N+1 row requests for each access, where N is the number of data channels (e.g., 8 data row accesses and 1 error detection and correction row access equals 9 row accesses.) A single (or at least less than N) data channel row may be accessed concurrently with a single error detection and correction row. This reduces the number of row requests to two (2)—one for the data and one for the error detection and correction information. Because, row requests consume power, reducing the number of row requests is more power efficient.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 4, 2023Publication date: September 21, 2023Inventors: Michael Raymond MILLER, Stephen MAGEE, John Eric LINSTADT
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Patent number: 11645152Abstract: Data and error correction information may involve accessing multiple data channels (e.g., 8) and one error detection and correction channel concurrently. This technique requires a total of N+1 row requests for each access, where N is the number of data channels (e.g., 8 data row accesses and 1 error detection and correction row access equals 9 row accesses.) A single (or at least less than N) data channel row may be accessed concurrently with a single error detection and correction row. This reduces the number of row requests to two (2)—one for the data and one for the error detection and correction information. Because, row requests consume power, reducing the number of row requests is more power efficient.Type: GrantFiled: May 2, 2022Date of Patent: May 9, 2023Assignee: Rambus Inc.Inventors: Michael Raymond Miller, Stephen Magee, John Eric Linstadt
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Publication number: 20220327021Abstract: Data and error correction information may involve accessing multiple data channels (e.g., 8) and one error detection and correction channel concurrently. This technique requires a total of N+1 row requests for each access, where N is the number of data channels (e.g., 8 data row accesses and 1 error detection and correction row access equals 9 row accesses.) A single (or at least less than N) data channel row may be accessed concurrently with a single error detection and correction row. This reduces the number of row requests to two (2)—one for the data and one for the error detection and correction information. Because, row requests consume power, reducing the number of row requests is more power efficient.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 2, 2022Publication date: October 13, 2022Inventors: Michael Raymond MILLER, Stephen MAGEE, John Eric LINSTADT
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Patent number: 11347587Abstract: Data and error correction information may involve accessing multiple data channels (e.g., 8) and one error detection and correction channel concurrently. This technique requires a total of N+1 row requests for each access, where N is the number of data channels (e.g., 8 data row accesses and 1 error detection and correction row access equals 9 row accesses.) A single (or at least less than N) data channel row may be accessed concurrently with a single error detection and correction row. This reduces the number of row requests to two (2)—one for the data and one for the error detection and correction information. Because, row requests consume power, reducing the number of row requests is more power efficient.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 2020Date of Patent: May 31, 2022Assignee: Rambus Inc.Inventors: Michael Miller, Stephen Magee, John Eric Linstadt
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Publication number: 20200349005Abstract: Data and error correction information may involve accessing multiple data channels (e.g., 8) and one error detection and correction channel concurrently. This technique requires a total of N+1 row requests for each access, where N is the number of data channels (e.g., 8 data row accesses and 1 error detection and correction row access equals 9 row accesses.) A single (or at least less than N) data channel row may be accessed concurrently with a single error detection and correction row. This reduces the number of row requests to two (2)—one for the data and one for the error detection and correction information. Because, row requests consume power, reducing the number of row requests is more power efficient.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 22, 2020Publication date: November 5, 2020Inventors: Michael MILLER, Stephen MAGEE, John Eric LINSTADT
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Patent number: 10705912Abstract: Data and error correction information may involve accessing multiple data channels (e.g., 8) and one error detection and correction channel concurrently. This technique requires a total of N+1 row requests for each access, where N is the number of data channels (e.g., 8 data row accesses and 1 error detection and correction row access equals 9 row accesses.) A single (or at least less than N) data channel row may be accessed concurrently with a single error detection and correction row. This reduces the number of row requests to two (2)—one for the data and one for the error detection and correction information. Because, row requests consume power, reducing the number of row requests is more power efficient.Type: GrantFiled: May 25, 2018Date of Patent: July 7, 2020Assignee: Rambus Inc.Inventors: Michael Miller, Stephen Magee, John Eric Linstadt
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Publication number: 20200022008Abstract: A method of an apparatus in a network outside of a neutral host network, comprising receiving a monitoring request usage the monitoring request message including information defined to start a process to configure the neutral host network to monitor a selected Internet of Things user equipment for specific events, and sending a message, in response to the monitoring request message, toward the neutral host network, wherein said message comprises event monitoring configuration information corresponding to the monitoring request message, and at least part of the event monitoring configuration information causes a neutral host MME in the other network to monitor the selected user equipment for specific events.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 1, 2018Publication date: January 16, 2020Inventors: Stephen MAGEE, Jari Pekka MUSTAJARVI, Gyorgy Tamas WOLFNER
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Publication number: 20180357125Abstract: Data and error correction information may involve accessing multiple data channels (e.g., 8) and one error detection and correction channel concurrently. This technique requires a total of N+1 row requests for each access, where N is the number of data channels (e.g., 8 data row accesses and 1 error detection and correction row access equals 9 row accesses.) A single (or at least less than N) data channel row may be accessed concurrently with a single error detection and correction row. This reduces the number of row requests to two (2)—one for the data and one for the error detection and correction information. Because, row requests consume power, reducing the number of row requests is more power efficient.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 25, 2018Publication date: December 13, 2018Inventors: Michael MILLER, Stephen MAGEE, John Eric LINSTADT
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Publication number: 20180332526Abstract: Various communication systems may benefit from appropriate discovery mechanisms. More particularly, MuLTEfire network discovery may benefit from mechanisms that optimize discovery. A method can include determining whether more network access related information is available than can fit in a beacon. The method can also include sending the beacon with some network access related information. The method can further include including, with the beacon, an indicator regarding whether additional network access related information is available, based on the determination of whether more network access related information is available than can fit in the beacon.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 11, 2015Publication date: November 15, 2018Inventors: Jari Pekka MUSTAJARVI, Stephen MAGEE
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Publication number: 20070230438Abstract: A method and system for providing credit for participation in an ad hoc wireless communication network is useful for improving network efficiency. The method includes receiving at a first network node a first data packet transmitted from a second network node (step 305). The first data packet includes payload data and credit claim data. The first node then determines that the credit claim data should be forwarded to a credit accounting authority (step 310), so a second data packet is then transmitted from the first node to the credit accounting authority (step 315). The second data packet includes some of the credit claim data. The first node then transmits a third data packet to a third network node, where the third data packet includes the payload data (step 320).Type: ApplicationFiled: March 28, 2006Publication date: October 4, 2007Inventors: Jay Jayapalan, Stephen Magee
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Publication number: 20070049273Abstract: A method and a system for switching a mobile device (102) from a source Base Transceiver Station (BTS) to a target BTS in a mobile network (100) are disclosed. The method includes detecting an intention to switch the cell transmitted by the mobile device. A Base Station Controller (BSC) (112) then receives the switch detect time from the source BTS and/or the target BTS. The switch detect time is processed by the BSC to determine the switch time for the mobile device. The mobile device then switches from communication with the source BTS to communication with the target BTS, based on the switch time.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 31, 2005Publication date: March 1, 2007Inventors: Lee Proctor, Stephen Magee, William Morgan, Robert Nikides
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Patent number: 6052604Abstract: An on-board aircraft telecommunication exchange (32) provides communication and authentication services for M subscriber identity modules (SIMs) using N transceivers (36), where M can be greater than N. Associations between SIMs (56) and transceivers (36) are established when needed. Accordingly, a pool of transceivers 36 is provided to serve the collective needs of many subscribers. A SIM based authentication process is performed (100) using a subscriber's original SIM (56). That authentication can be extended to a temporary SIM (106) that is substituted for the original SIM throughout the remainder of a flight. Alternatively, the original SIMs (56) may be locked in place and relinquished when a subscriber provides an appropriate PIN.Type: GrantFiled: October 3, 1997Date of Patent: April 18, 2000Assignee: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: James William Bishop, Jr., Michael Frenzer, Stephen Magee, Larry Wuensch, Nathan Miller, Richard Ditch