Stanley E Chen, 44620 1St Ave NW, Carmel, IN 46032

6542955, Apr 1, 2003

Jun 3, 1999

09/325027

Stanley L. Chen - Cupertino CA

Programmable Microelectronics Corporation - San Jose CA

G06F 1200

711102, 711104, 713 2

A microcontroller memory system that provides on-chip, non-volatile memory for internal data and program code storage in such a manner that all on-chip, non-volatile memory is efficiently utilized. In one embodiment, a microcontroller memory scheme allows internal program code and data stored in the non-volatile memory to be reprogrammed in place by software executing on the microcontroller or by external devices through the microcontrollers serial port. In another embodiment, data and program code stored in the internal program area can be accessed using any instruction employed to access via an internal data bus the contents of an on-chip, volatile memory. The non-volatile memory used to store the program code and internal data can be implemented with Flash memory or EEPROM. To enable compatibility with conventional 8051 controllers, a flag in a special function register is provided that indicates whether a memory access is to be into the non-volatile memory or, in the conventional manner, into internal volatile or external volatile memory used for data (as opposed to program) storage.

8245130, Aug 14, 2012

May 31, 2007

11/756041

Matthew I. Lloyd - San Francisco CA, US
Stanley Chen - Mountain View CA, US

Google Inc. - Mountain View CA

G06F 17/30

715238, 715234, 715240

A computer-implemented method for performing an estimation on content to be presented includes parsing content that is to be presented in a graphical user interface. The method includes estimating, based on the parsing, a size aspect that the content will have when presented in the graphical user interface. The method includes recording the estimated size aspect. A system includes a parser parsing content that is to be presented in a graphical user interface. The system includes an estimation module estimating, based on the parsing, a size aspect that the content will have when presented in the graphical user interface. The system records the estimated size aspect.

2010013, May 27, 2010

Nov 26, 2008

12/324737

Vishal Kasera - San Francisco CA, US
Stanley Chen - Mountain View CA, US
Wojtek Skut - San Francisco CA, US
Umesh Patil - San Jose CA, US
Braden F. Kowitz - San Francisco CA, US

G06F 7/06
G06F 17/30

707758, 707E17014, 707E17108

Methods, computer program products, and systems related to providing gadgets that generate content based on entities extracted according to patterns defined by extractors are provided. A plurality of distinct extractors that define patterns for identifying entities in text are received from a plurality of users. The extractors are stored in a repository. The pattern defined by each of the extractors is processed into a pattern matching engine. The extractors are made available for subscription from a first user subscribing to a first extractor. A modification indication is received from a composition program regarding a first document of a first user, and in response to receiving the modification indication, the pattern matching engine corresponding to the first extractor is applied to the first document and identifies a first entity. The first entity is provided to a first software gadget that presents information relating to the first entity to the user.

2021036, Nov 25, 2021

Aug 9, 2021

17/396946

Jun-Chau Chien - Berkeley CA, US
Stanley Yuanshih Chen - Cupertino CA, US

A61B 5/024
A61B 5/00
A61B 5/021
A61B 5/0507

A near-field sensor method and device for obtaining biomedical information is disclosed. A transmission-line aperture arrangement configured to guide electromagnetic waves and emit near-field fringing energy, is placed near the skin. The transmission line is excited at a narrow-band Gigahertz frequency. The near-field fringing energy emitted by the sensor device penetrates at least partially into the skin and underlying blood vessels, and this energy is partially absorbed and partially phase shifted in a time varying manner according to the changes in tissue physiology. The status of the sensor device is monitored over a plurality of time intervals, and changes in both the phase and the amplitude of the signals passing though the transmission line are used to determine biomedical information such as heart rates, PTT, blood pressure, and glucose levels. Various transmission-line configurations, and various reference transmission-line methods to reduce low-frequency noise, are also discussed.

2019028, Sep 19, 2019

Mar 13, 2018

15/920251

- San Jose CA, US
Winson Lin - San Francisco CA, US
Jinyung Namkoong - San Jose CA, US
Hsung Jai Im - San Jose CA, US
Stanley Y. Chen - Cupertino CA, US

Xilinx, Inc. - San Jose CA

H04L 7/033
H04L 7/00
H03K 19/0175
G06F 1/06

A circuit for receiving a signal in an integrated circuit is described. The circuit comprises a sampler configured to receive an input data signal, wherein the sampler generates sampled data and a recovered clock; a clock and data recovery circuit configured to receive the sampled data and the recovered clock and to generate a phase interpolator code; and a phase interpolator configured to receive the phase interpolator code; wherein the phase interpolator generates multiple phase interpolator control signals during a clock cycle based upon the phase interpolator code generated for the clock cycle.

2017013, May 18, 2017

Nov 6, 2016

15/344571

Jun-Chau Chien - Berkeley CA, US
Stanley Yuanshih Chen - Cupertino CA, US

A61B 5/05
A61B 5/00
A61B 5/024

A near-field sensor method and device for obtaining cardiovascular information is disclosed. A transmission-line aperture arrangement configured to guide electromagnetic waves and emit near-field fringing energy, is placed near the skin. The transmission line is excited at a narrow-band Gigahertz frequency. The near-field fringing energy emitted by the sensor device penetrates at least partially into the skin and underlying blood vessels, and this energy is partially absorbed and partially phase shifted in a time varying manner according to the changes in physiology of the skin. The status of the sensor device is monitored over a plurality of time intervals, and changes in both the phase and the amplitude of the signals passing though the transmission line are used to determine the cardiovascular information such as heart rates. Various transmission-line configurations, and various reference transmission-line methods to reduce low-frequency noise, are also discussed.

2016034, Nov 24, 2016

May 20, 2015

14/717985

- San Jose CA, US
Hsung Jai Im - San Jose CA, US
Stanley Y. Chen - Cupertino CA, US

XILINX, INC. - San Jose CA

G01R 31/04
H03K 3/012
H03K 3/3568
G01R 31/28

In one example, a driver circuit includes a differential transistor pair configured to be biased by a current source and including a differential input and a differential output. The driver circuit further includes a resistor pair coupled between a node pair and the differential output, a transistor pair coupled between a voltage supply and the node pair, and a bridge transistor coupled between the node pair. The driver circuit further includes a pair of three-state circuit elements having a respective pair of input ports, a respective pair of control ports, and a respective pair of output ports. The pair of output ports is respectively coupled to the node pair. The pair of control ports is coupled to a common node comprising each gate of the transistor pair and a gate of the bridge transistor.

2014036, Dec 11, 2014

Sep 30, 2011

13/250145

Steve Crossan - Palo Alto CA, US
Stanley Chen - Mountain View CA, US
Douwe Osinga - Sydney, AU

GOOGLE INC. - Mountain View CA

G06Q 30/08

705 264

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a non-transitory computer storage medium, for providing reverse auctions for goods and services in real-time. In one aspect, a method includes storing profile information associated with a plurality of information sources, each source associated with a category. A request for information from a user including information associated with a good or service sought is analyzed to identify information sources as responsive to the request based on a comparison of the good or service sought and each information source's associated category. Responses are solicited from the identified information sources. In response, a set of responses from at least a subset of the identified information sources is received, which are then ranked based on a comparison of the particular response to the request for information, and at least a subset of which are presented to the user based on the ranking.