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DAY BRIAN A
US·10 granted patents·1 pending application·17 citations·filing 2004–2012
Top patents by PatentIndex Score
11 records- 0175US8327166B2Power managment for storage devicesDAY BRIAN A·Filed 2010·Granted Dec 4, 2012·4 cites·17 claims
- 0272US8275925B2Methods and apparatus for improved serial advanced technology attachment performanceDAY BRIAN A·Filed 2010·Granted Sep 25, 2012·3 cites·14 claims
- 0369US8239701B2Methods and apparatus for power allocation in a storage systemDAY BRIAN A·Filed 2009·Granted Aug 7, 2012·4 cites·19 claims
- 0468US8281054B2Methods and apparatus for improved host/initiator utilization in serial advanced technology attachment communicationDAY BRIAN A·Filed 2010·Granted Oct 2, 2012·2 cites·18 claims
- 0567US9201575B2Method and system for database browsingDAY BRIAN A·Filed 2012·Granted Dec 1, 2015·2 cites·16 claims
- 0659US8131933B2Methods and systems for communication between storage controllersDAY BRIAN A·Filed 2008·Granted Mar 6, 2012·1 cites·6 claims
- 0746US8065401B2Systems and methods for frame ordering in wide port SAS connectionsDAY BRIAN A·Filed 2004·Granted Nov 22, 2011·1 cites·15 claims
- 0842US2006080671A1Systems and methods for opportunistic frame queue management in SAS connectionsDAY BRIAN A·Filed 2004·Application pending·0 cites
- 0941US8612632B2Systems and methods for tag information validation in wide port SAS connectionsDAY BRIAN A·Filed 2004·Granted Dec 17, 2013·0 cites·14 claims
- 1039US8078771B2Sending large command descriptor block (CDB) structures in serial attached SCSI (SAS) controllerDAY BRIAN A·Filed 2008·Granted Dec 13, 2011·0 cites·12 claims
- 1132US8892787B2Methods and apparatus for packing received frames in buffers in a serial attached SCSI (SAS) deviceDAY BRIAN A·Filed 2012·Granted Nov 18, 2014·0 cites·20 claims
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