Hemant R Joshi, 69Allen, TX

6640330, Oct 28, 2003

Apr 24, 2001

09/841797

Hemant Joshi - Milpitas CA

Artisan Components, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

G06E 1750

716 9, 716 6

An invention is disclosed for setup and hold time characterization in an integrated circuit cell. A setup time is obtained for a first constraint pin. A setup time is also calculated for a test point defined in the integrated circuit cell using the setup time for the first constraint pin and a first propagation delay from the first constraint pin to the test point. A setup time for a second constraint pin is determined based on the setup time for the test point and a second propagation delay from the second constraint pin to the test point. In addition to the setup time, a hold time can be obtained for the first constraint pin, and a hold time for the test point can be calculated using the hold time for the first constraint pin and the first propagation delay. Further, a hold time for the second constraint pin can be determined based on the hold time for the test point and the second propagation delay.

6941530, Sep 6, 2005

Mar 24, 2003

10/395476

Hemant Joshi - Plano TX, US
David A. Thomas - Sugar Land TX, US
John Bach - Sugar Land TX, US
Rand B. Carawan - Stafford TX, US

Texas Instruments Incorporated - Dallas TX

G06F017/50

716 4, 716 5, 702 94, 702 95

A method of cross-mapping integrated circuit (“IC”) elements nets in a IC and/or directing a probe to points on an IC to achieve minimal interference from adjacent structures is disclosed. The method of provides a more streamlined approach than referencing points from a physical layout representation of the IC to the actual IC being tested. The improved correlation between the actual packaged IC and the layout of the IC is accomplished using artificial locator cells. Preferably, the artificial locator cells are generated from mathematical operations of the extracted version of the layout, and they further provide coordinate information for where minimal interference from adjacent structures may be accomplished. Artificial locator cells may be generated from a layout representing a hierarchical representation or alternately each element that is instantiated from a reference library may already have artificial locator cells included.

7117476, Oct 3, 2006

Jun 4, 2004

10/861294

John M. Bach - Sugar Land TX, US
Rand B. Carawan - Stafford TX, US
Hemant Joshi - Plano TX, US
David A. Thomas - Sugar Land TX, US

Texas Instruments Incorporated - Dallas TX

G06F 17/50

716 21, 716 19, 716 20

A computer method of analyzing an integrated circuit (“IC”) masked design data, comprising grouping into a cluster areas of layers preceding a target metal layer that are suitable for milling, deleting portions of the target metal layer that do not meet minimum tool spacing requirements to produce a modified metal layer, deleting portions of the modified metal layer that do not meet minimum design rule width requirements to produce a final metal layer, and comparing the final metal layer and the cluster to identify common areas.

2006018, Aug 24, 2006

Feb 23, 2005

10/906492

Hemant Joshi - Milpitas CA, US
Jaya Joshi - Milpitas CA, US

A61B 5/08

600529000

An invention is disclosed for automatically generating the ‘Guided Meditation’ using the customer Preferences and Requirements. The customer Preferences and requirements if specified can be used to select meditation stages, language used for instructions, duration, and theme of meditation and ambience sounds for the entire ‘Guided Meditation’. The customer may specify the Preferences and Requirements over Internet, phone, email or postal mail and the automatically generated ‘Guided Meditation’ can be delivered as Internet download, as an email attachment or as audio CD or audiocassette by postal mail.

2006020, Sep 21, 2006

Mar 20, 2005

10/907100

Hemant Joshi - Milpitas CA, US
Jaya Joshi - Milpitas CA, US

B60K 28/00

180271000

An invention is disclosed for having an ‘active external vehicle shield’ which deploys on detection of an ‘imminent collision’ condition. This ‘invention’ provides a shield, which is fully deployed around the vehicle before the collision happens. When the collision happens this shield absorbs most of the collision energy, resulting in reduction of the risk of injury to the occupants of the vehicle.

2021000, Jan 7, 2021

Jul 1, 2019

16/458452

- Palo Alto CA, US
Hemant Joshi - San Jose CA, US
Suma Cherukuri - Milpitas CA, US

G05B 23/02
G06F 8/65
G06F 9/455

Disclosed are various embodiments for automating the prediction of maintenance windows in datacenter environments. A user input can be received specifying a start time for a maintenance window. A first amount of time for a host machine to enter a maintenance mode at the start time for the maintenance window is estimated. Then, a second amount of time to update a software component installed on the host machine is estimated. A third amount of time for the host to update a storage cache to match a respective data store can also be estimated. A maintenance window length can then be predicted that comprises a sum of the first amount of time, the second amount of time, and third amount of time. The maintenance window length can then be rendered within a user interface.

2018017, Jun 21, 2018

Dec 21, 2016

15/387373

- Cambridge, GB
Mouli Rajaram Chollangi - Fremont CA, US
Hemant Joshi - San Ramon CA, US
Yew Keong Chong - Austin TX, US
Satinderjit Singh - Fremont CA, US
Betsie Jacob - Fremont CA, US
Neeraj Dogra - Gilroy CA, US
Sriram Thyagarajan - Austin TX, US

G06F 17/50
G06F 17/30

Various implementations described herein are directed to a computing device. The computing device may include a mapper module that receives a user configuration input of a destination corner for building a destination corner database. The mapper module may include a decision making engine that decides fabrication parameters for building the destination corner database based on the verified user configuration input and memory compiler metadata. The computing device may include a builder module that performs a simulation of the destination corner based on the fabrication parameters, collects simulation results data associated with the simulation, and builds the destination corner database for the destination corner based on the simulation results data and source corner data. The computing device may include a memory compiler that accesses the destination corner database and generates memory instance structures and their electronic digital automation (EDA) views for the destination corner based on the destination corner database.

2018017, Jun 21, 2018

Dec 21, 2016

15/387460

- Cambridge, GB
Hongwei Zhu - San Jose CA, US
Hemant Joshi - San Ramon CA, US
Chandan Kumar Rajendran - San Jose CA, US
Prashant Lokeshwar - San Jose CA, US
Umang Deepak Kumar Doshi - San Jose CA, US
Neeraj Dogra - Gilroy CA, US

G06F 17/50

A silicon compiler, such as a memory compiler, provides for pin-based noise characterization in a computationally efficient manner. For a given user-provided option set, a silicon compiler provides a noise database for the set of all available memory instances by performing pin-based noise characterization on only a subset of the set of available memory instances.