Patents by Inventor Vineet Dujari
Vineet Dujari 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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Patent number: 8645716Abstract: The present disclosure describes apparatuses and techniques for fail-safe key zeroization. In some aspects a periodic counter is activated that is configured to indicate an amount of time that content of a one-time-programmable (OTP) memory is accessible and overwriting of the content of the OTP is caused when the periodic counter reaches a predetermined value effective to zeroize the content. In other aspects a periodic counter is started in response to a power event and one or more encryption keys stored in OTP memory are zeroized if an indication of media drive security is not received within a predetermined amount of time.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 2011Date of Patent: February 4, 2014Assignee: Marvell International Ltd.Inventors: Vineet Dujari, Tze Lei Poo
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Patent number: 8060674Abstract: An integrated data storage control system provides, in a single integrated circuit, RDC, servo logic, ATA interface, microprocessor, and other formerly discrete components in one highly integrated system design. The integrated circuit is rendered using a single integrated circuit technology type (e.g., digital CMOS) for all components. Analog and digital circuits are combined in such a way as to eliminate or reduce noise or interference in digital circuits from analog circuit components. Individual elements may have their outputs and inputs MUXed together such that individual elements can be selectively switched (during testing modes) such that the integrated circuit emulates or behaves in the same or similar manner as one of the prior art components. The present invention may be applied to magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs) or other types of storage devices such as floppy disk controllers, optical disk drives (e.g., CD-ROMs and the like), tape drives, and other data storage devices.Type: GrantFiled: May 5, 2009Date of Patent: November 15, 2011Assignee: Broadcom CorporationInventors: Siamack Nemazie, Kaushik Popat, Balaji Virajpet, William R. Foland, Jr., Roger McPherson, Maoxin Wei, Vineet Dujari, Shiang-Jyh Chang
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Publication number: 20090274017Abstract: An integrated data storage control system provides, in a single integrated circuit, RDC, servo logic, ATA interface, microprocessor, and other formerly discrete components in one highly integrated system design. The integrated circuit is rendered using a single integrated circuit technology type (e.g., digital CMOS) for all components. Analog and digital circuits are combined in such a way as to eliminate or reduce noise or interference in digital circuits from analog circuit components. Individual elements may have their outputs and inputs MUXed together such that individual elements can be selectively switched (during testing modes) such that the integrated circuit emulates or behaves in the same or similar manner as one of the prior art components. The present invention may be applied to magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs) or other types of storage devices such as floppy disk controllers, optical disk drives (e.g., CD-ROMs and the like), tape drives, and other data storage devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 5, 2009Publication date: November 5, 2009Inventors: Siamack Nemazie, Kaushik Popat, Balaji Virajpet, William R. Foland, JR., Roger McPherson, Maoxin Wei, Vineet Dujari, Shiang-Jyh Chang
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Patent number: 7529869Abstract: An integrated data storage control system provides, in a single integrated circuit, RDC, servo logic, ATA interface, microprocessor, and other formerly discrete components in one highly integrated system design. The integrated circuit is rendered using a single integrated circuit technology type (e.g., digital CMOS) for all components. Analog and digital circuits are combined in such a way as to eliminate or reduce noise or interference in digital circuits from analog circuit components. Individual elements may have their outputs and inputs MUXed together such that individual elements can be selectively switched (during testing modes) such that the integrated circuit emulates or behaves in the same or similar manner as one of the prior art components. The present invention may be applied to magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs) or other types of storage devices such as floppy disk controllers, optical disk drives (e.g., CD-ROMs and the like), tape drives, and other data storage devices.Type: GrantFiled: August 18, 2005Date of Patent: May 5, 2009Assignee: Broadcom CorporationInventors: Siamack Nemazie, Kaushik Popat, Balaji Virajpet, William Foland, Jr., Roger McPherson, Maoxin Wei, Vineet Dujari, Shiang-Jyh Chang
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Patent number: 7475173Abstract: An integrated data storage control system provides, in a single integrated circuit, RDC, servo logic, ATA interface, microprocessor, and other formerly discrete components in one highly integrated system design. The integrated circuit is rendered using a single integrated circuit technology type (e.g., digital CMOS) for all components. Analog and digital circuits are combined in such a way as to eliminate or reduce noise or interference in digital circuits from analog circuit components. Individual elements may have their outputs and inputs MUXed together such that individual elements can be selectively switched (during testing modes) such that the integrated circuit emulates or behaves in the same or similar manner as one of the prior art components. The present invention may be applied to magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs) or other types of storage devices such as floppy disk controllers, optical disk drives (e.g., CD-ROMs and the like), tape drives, and other data storage devices.Type: GrantFiled: March 17, 2006Date of Patent: January 6, 2009Assignee: Broadcom CorporationInventors: Siamack Nemazie, Kaushik Popat, Balaji Virajpet, William R. Foland, Jr., Roger McPherson, Maoxin Wei, Vineet Dujari, Shiang-Jyh Chang
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Publication number: 20060161703Abstract: An integrated data storage control system provides, in a single integrated circuit, RDC, servo logic, ATA interface, microprocessor, and other formerly discrete components in one highly integrated system design. The integrated circuit is rendered using a single integrated circuit technology type (e.g., digital CMOS) for all components. Analog and digital circuits are combined in such a way as to eliminate or reduce noise or interference in digital circuits from analog circuit components. Individual elements may have their outputs and inputs MUXed together such that individual elements can be selectively switched (during testing modes) such that the integrated circuit emulates or behaves in the same or similar manner as one of the prior art components. The present invention may be applied to magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs) or other types of storage devices such as floppy disk controllers, optical disk drives (e.g., CD-ROMs and the like), tape drives, and other data storage devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 17, 2006Publication date: July 20, 2006Inventors: Siamack Nemazie, Kaushik Popat, Balaji Virajpet, William Foland, Roger McPherson, Maoxin Wei, Vineet Dujari, Shiang-Jyh Chang
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Publication number: 20060010271Abstract: An integrated data storage control system provides, in a single integrated circuit, RDC, servo logic, ATA interface, microprocessor, and other formerly discrete components in one highly integrated system design. The integrated circuit is rendered using a single integrated circuit technology type (e.g., digital CMOS) for all components. Analog and digital circuits are combined in such a way as to eliminate or reduce noise or interference in digital circuits from analog circuit components. Individual elements may have their outputs and inputs MUXed together such that individual elements can be selectively switched (during testing modes) such that the integrated circuit emulates or behaves in the same or similar manner as one of the prior art components. The present invention may be applied to magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs) or other types of storage devices such as floppy disk controllers, optical disk drives (e.g., CD-ROMs and the like), tape drives, and other data storage devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 18, 2005Publication date: January 12, 2006Inventors: Siamack Nemazie, Kaushik Popat, Balaji Virajpet, William Foland, Roger McPherson, Maoxin Wei, Vineet Dujari, Shiang-Jyh Chang
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Patent number: 6594716Abstract: An integrated data storage control system provides, in a single integrated circuit, RDC, servo logic, ATA interface, microprocessor, and other formerly discrete components in one highly integrated system design. The integrated circuit is rendered using a single integrated circuit technology type (e.g., digital CMOS) for all components. Analog and digital circuits are combined in such a way as to eliminate or reduce noise or interference in digital circuits from analog circuit components. Individual elements may have their outputs and inputs MUXed together such that individual elements can be selectively switched (during testing modes) such that the integrated circuit emulates or behaves in the same or similar manner as one of the prior art components. The present invention may be applied to magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs) or other types of storage devices such as floppy disk controllers, optical disk drives (e.g., CD-ROMs and the like), tape drives, and other data storage devices.Type: GrantFiled: June 28, 2001Date of Patent: July 15, 2003Assignee: Cirrus Logic, Inc.Inventors: Siamack Nemazie, Kaushik Popat, Balaji Virajpet, William R. Foland, Jr., Roger McPherson, Maoxin Wei, Vineet Dujari, Shiang-Jyh Chang
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Publication number: 20010056511Abstract: An integrated data storage control system provides, in a single integrated circuit, RDC, servo logic, ATA interface, microprocessor, and other formerly discrete components in one highly integrated system design. The integrated circuit is rendered using a single integrated circuit technology type (e.g., digital CMOS) for all components. Analog and digital circuits are combined in such a way as to eliminate or reduce noise or interference in digital circuits from analog circuit components. Individual elements may have their outputs and inputs MUXed together such that individual elements can be selectively switched (during testing modes) such that the integrated circuit emulates or behaves in the same or similar manner as one of the prior art components. The present invention may be applied to magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs) or other types of storage devices such as floppy disk controllers, optical disk drives (e.g., CD-ROMs and the like), tape drives, and other data storage devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 28, 2001Publication date: December 27, 2001Inventors: Siamack Nemazie, Kaushik Popat, Balaji Virajpet, William Foland, Roger McPherson, Maoxin Wei, Vineet Dujari, Shiang-Jyh Chang
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Publication number: 20010054119Abstract: An integrated data storage control system provides, in a single integrated circuit, RDC, servo logic, ATA interface, microprocessor, and other formerly discrete components in one highly integrated system design. The integrated circuit is rendered using a single integrated circuit technology type (e.g., digital CMOS) for all components. Analog and digital circuits are combined in such a way as to eliminate or reduce noise or interference in digital circuits from analog circuit components. Individual elements may have their outputs and inputs MUXed together such that individual elements can be selectively switched (during testing modes) such that the integrated circuit emulates or behaves in the same or similar manner as one of the prior art components. The present invention may be applied to magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs) or other types of storage devices such as floppy disk controllers, optical disk drives (e.g., CD-ROMs and the like), tape drives, and other data storage devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 28, 2001Publication date: December 20, 2001Inventors: Siamack Nemazie, Kaushik Popat, Balaji Virajpet, William R. Foland, Roger McPherson, Maoxin Wei, Vineet Dujari, Shiang-Jyh Chang
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Patent number: 6314480Abstract: An integrated HDD system provides, in a single integrated circuit, RDC, servo logic, ATA interface, microprocessor, and other formerly discrete components in one highly integrated system design. The integrated circuit is rendered using a single integrated circuit technology type (e.g. digital CMOS) for all components. Analog and digital circuits are combined in such a way as to eliminate or reduce noise or interference in digital circuits from analog circuit components. The invention takes advantage of existing circuit design modules provided in the integrated circuit as “hard block” components which are unchanged by integrated circuit design software. Changes in operability of the overall integrated circuit may be readily achieved by altering “soft block” components to customize or tailor the design for a particular hard drive.Type: GrantFiled: November 8, 1999Date of Patent: November 6, 2001Assignee: Cirrus Logic, Inc.Inventors: Siamack Nemazie, Kaushik Popat, Balaji Virajpet, William R. Foland, Jr., Roger McPherson, Maoxin Wei, Vineet Dujari, Shiang-Jyh Chang
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Patent number: 5537421Abstract: An error processor on a single integrated circuit chip to detect and correct errors in a block of received data. The error processor includes processing hardware for receiving data and for generating syndrome bytes corresponding to the received data. It also includes processing hardware for detecting errors in the received data and for generating correction vectors to indicate the relative locations and error values thereof. An interface is connected to the processing hardware for facilitating data transfer to and from a communications bus.Type: GrantFiled: October 7, 1988Date of Patent: July 16, 1996Assignee: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.Inventors: Vineet Dujari, Larry A. Copp
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Patent number: 5239636Abstract: A buffer memory subsystem for a peripheral controller. A CPU is provided for initiating data transfer. A host adapter is also provided. A memory buffer is used to store data temporarily. The peripheral controller is adapted for operating in an environment having at least two data communications buses: a CPU data communications bus connected between the CPU and the peripheral controller, and a buffer data communications bus, isolated from the CPU data communications bus, and connected to the peripheral controller, to the memory buffer and to the host adapter. In this way, a mechanism is provided to allow the CPU to access the memory buffer by means of the peripheral controller.Type: GrantFiled: September 9, 1988Date of Patent: August 24, 1993Assignee: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.Inventors: Vineet Dujari, Nicos Syrimis
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Patent number: 5038275Abstract: A system for transferring the status information between a peripheral controller and central processing unit (CPU) is disclosed. The system utilizes three registers and an interrupt pin for determination of the presence of a STATUS VALID bit. If the STATUS VALID bit is set, then a STATUS OVERFLOW bit is set by the peripheral controller. If the STATUS VALID bit is not set, the peripheral controller updates the status information and sets the STATUS VALID bit. Through the use of this transfer system much of the complexity associated with known systems is eliminated without the concomitant loss in processing speed.Type: GrantFiled: March 2, 1990Date of Patent: August 6, 1991Assignee: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.Inventor: Vineet Dujari
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Patent number: 5007012Abstract: A method of transferring data in one access cycle between two devices over a communications bus. Data is read from a predetermined location in the first device. The data is also latched into a temporary register. Data is simultaneously written into a predetermined location of a second device. The read operation of the first device is terminated and the data from the temporary register is applied to the second device simultaneously with the termination step so that data is available to the second device notwithstanding the fact that the first device has ceased transmission.Type: GrantFiled: September 9, 1988Date of Patent: April 9, 1991Assignee: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.Inventor: Vineet Dujari
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Patent number: 4984151Abstract: A flexible, sequencer for providing next-address generation in the execution of a microprogram is described. The sequencer includes means for receiving an externally provided base address and an externally provided address offset value, a stack for storing return base address pointers, and means for storing a current program pointer counter address.Type: GrantFiled: August 2, 1988Date of Patent: January 8, 1991Assignee: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.Inventor: Vineet Dujari
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Patent number: 4811124Abstract: A novel technique for skipping defects on a magnetic or writable optical disk is described. The technique includes a sector format comprising a header (24) and data area (28), wherein the data area can include one or more "bad areas" (108, 116) which will be skipped when data is being written to or read from the sector. The bad areas are variable in size and may be located anywhere in the data area, including in an EDAC. The header includes a defect descriptor (48) comprising a defect pointer (70, 72) for each of the bad areas supported. Each defect pointer contains a value (74, 78) indicating the number of bytes in the good data area (106, 114) preceding the bad area pointed to by the defect pointer, and a value (76, 80) indicating the number of bytes in the bad area. The value indicating the number of bytes in a good area is set to a value indicating a number of bytes at least as large as the sector size if there is no subsequent bad area in the data area.Type: GrantFiled: July 24, 1987Date of Patent: March 7, 1989Assignee: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.Inventors: Vineet Dujari, Nicos S. Syrimis, Douglas G. Gray
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Patent number: 4618898Abstract: A method and apparatus for reading data from a disk having missing or unreadable field address marks. Expected address marks are searched for within a time window which is generated using a counter. When an expected address mark is generated at any time within the time window, the counter is set or reset to generate another time window within which the next address mark is expected to occur. By starting or restarting the counter each time an expected address mark is detected the effects of variations in spindle speed which occur prior to the detection of the address mark are eliminated, thus increasing the probability that readable address marks will be detected within a time window.Type: GrantFiled: December 20, 1984Date of Patent: October 21, 1986Assignee: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.Inventors: Mark S. Young, John Drew, Michael C. Shebanow, Vineet Dujari