David Chi-Ping Chow, 682073 Fountain City St, Henderson, NV 89052

7311864, Dec 25, 2007

Feb 26, 2005

11/066706

David Chi-Ping Chow - Walnut Creek CA, US
Eaman Ochun Tang - Rowland Heights CA, US

B29C 43/02

264113, 264109, 264115, 264122, 264911

Coffee bean residue is a primary constituent of new thermosetting polymer compositions and articles of manufacture. The articles are made by compression molding and curing of one or more thermosetting polymer resins blended with coffee bean residue. Other additives and fillers may also be included in the compositions.

7368764, May 6, 2008

Apr 18, 2005

11/109288

Stephen Thomas, III - Redondo Beach CA, US
Kenneth Robert Elliott - Thousand Oaks CA, US
David Chow - Newbury Park CA, US

HRL Laboratories, LLC - Malibu CA

H01L 29/06

257197, 257E29033, 438312, 438320

A heterojunction bipolar transistor and a method of making a heterojunction bipolar transistor. The heterojunction bipolar transistor includes: a regrown emitter region; an intrinsic base region forming a junction with the regrown emitter region; and an extrinsic base region separated from the regrown emitter region. The thickness of the extrinsic base region is greater than the thickness of the intrinsic base region.

7514708, Apr 7, 2009

Apr 22, 2003

10/420346

Stephen Thomas, III - West Los Angeles CA, US
Ken Elliott - Thousand Oaks CA, US
David H. Chow - Newbury Park CA, US

HRL Laboratories, LLC - Malibu CA

H01L 29/06

257 14, 257 25, 257 30

A sub-micron, on the order of 80-nanometer diameter, resonant tunneling diode having a peak-to-valley ratio of approximately 5. 1 to 1, and a method for its manufacture. The invention is unique in that its performance characteristics are unmatched in comparably sized resonant tunneling diodes. Further, the polyimide passivation and planarization methodology provides unexpected processing advantages with respect to application in the fabrication of resonant tunneling diodes. The invention includes a substrate that serves as a foundation for bottom contact layers and a polyimide coating. An ohmic metal contact and emitter metal contact protrude above the polyimide coating exposing the ohmic metal contact and emitter metal contact The contacts are capped with an etch-resistant coating thus allowing for the polyimide etch, and other etching processes without adversely affecting the contacts.

7953931, May 31, 2011

Feb 21, 2008

12/035398

I-Kang Yu - Palo Alto CA, US
David Q. Chow - San Jose CA, US
Charles C. Lee - Cupertino CA, US
Abraham Chih-Kang Ma - Fremont CA, US
Ming-Shiang Shen - Taipei Hsien, TW

Super Talent Electronics, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 12/12

711117, 711E12041

High endurance non-volatile memory devices (NVMD) are described. A high endurance NVMD includes an I/O interface, a NVM controller, a CPU along with a volatile memory subsystem and at least one non-volatile memory (NVM) module. The volatile memory cache subsystem is configured as a data cache subsystem. The at least one NVM module is configured as a data storage when the NVMD is adapted to a host computer system. The I/O interface is configured to receive incoming data from the host to the data cache subsystem and to send request data from the data cache subsystem to the host. The at least one NVM module may comprise at least first and second types of NVM. The first type comprises SLC flash memory while the second type MLC flash. The first type of NVM is configured as a buffer between the data cache subsystem and the second type of NVM.

8019943, Sep 13, 2011

Apr 19, 2011

13/089898

I-Kang Yu - Palo Alto CA, US
David Q. Chow - San Jose CA, US
Charles C. Lee - Cupertino CA, US
Abraham Chih-Kang Ma - Fremont CA, US
Ming-Shiang Shen - Taipei Hsien, TW

Super Talent Electronics, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 12/00

711117

High endurance non-volatile memory devices (NVMD) are described. A high endurance NVMD includes an I/O interface, a NVM controller, a CPU along with a volatile memory subsystem and at least one non-volatile memory (NVM) module. The volatile memory cache subsystem is configured as a data cache subsystem. The at least one NVM module is configured as a data storage when the NVMD is adapted to a host computer system. The I/O interface is configured to receive incoming data from the host to the data cache subsystem and to send request data from the data cache subsystem to the host. The at least one NVM module may comprise at least first and second types of NVM. The first type comprises SLC flash memory while the second type MLC flash. The first type of NVM is configured as a buffer between the data cache subsystem and the second type of NVM.

8341332, Dec 25, 2012

Aug 5, 2008

12/186471

Abraham C. Ma - Fremont CA, US
David Q. Chow - San Jose CA, US
Charles C. Lee - Cupertino CA, US
Frank Yu - Palo Alto CA, US

Super Talent Electronics, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 12/00
G06F 13/00
G06F 13/28

711103

A solid-state disk (SSD) has a smart storage switch with a smart storage transaction manager that re-orders host commands for accessing downstream single-chip flash-memory devices. Each single-chip flash-memory device has a lower-level controller that converts logical block addresses (LBA) to physical block addresses (PBA) that access flash memory blocks in the single-chip flash-memory device. Wear-leveling and bad block remapping are preformed by each single-chip flash-memory device, and at a higher level by a virtual storage processor in the smart storage switch. Virtual storage bridges between the smart storage transaction manager and the single-chip flash-memory devices bridge LBA transactions over LBA buses to the single-chip flash-memory devices. Data striping and interleaving among multiple channels of the single-chip flash-memory device is controlled at a high level by the smart storage transaction manager, while further interleaving and remapping may be performed within each single-chip flash-memory device.

2002016, Nov 7, 2002

Jan 25, 2002

10/057513

Victor Alston - San Mateo CA, US
Eric Lo - San Mateo CA, US
David Chow - San Mateo CA, US

G06F015/16
G06F017/60

709/217000, 705/026000

A network facility provides a network-based Web site configuration and Web site processing facility comprising a network location at which subscribers define, create, and configure their Web sites to provide a hosted Web site, from which their Web pages will be dynamically generated and served to customers. The Web pages may be changed and previewed in real time from the subscriber's Web browser. Thereafter, the subscriber's Web pages may be viewed by Web site visitors. The hosted Web site provides a central e-commerce channel that contains a set of software applications and data that are used to dynamically generate the subscriber's Web site pages. The central e-commerce channel includes a process engine that handles the various services to be provided by the subscriber Web site.

2006022, Oct 5, 2006

Apr 4, 2005

11/098299

Eaman Tang - Rowland Heights CA, US
David Chow - Walnut Creek CA, US

A61K 36/00

424725000

Articles of manufacture are produced from a composition comprising agave plant residue and a thermosetting polymer resin.