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PURCELL STEPHEN CLARK
11 granted patents·47 citations·filing 2001–2006
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11 records- 0171US7249214B2Sliced crossbar architecture with no inter-slice communicationPURCELL STEPHEN CLARK·Filed 2005·Granted Jul 24, 2007·3 cites·30 claims
- 0268US7212959B1Method and apparatus for accumulating floating point valuesPURCELL STEPHEN CLARK·Filed 2001·Granted May 1, 2007·16 cites·30 claims
- 0365US7072924B1Method and apparatus for generating random numbers for use in a field programmable gate arrayPURCELL STEPHEN CLARK·Filed 2004·Granted Jul 4, 2006·8 cites·18 claims
- 0464US8010618B1One-way transaction tagging in a switch crossbarPURCELL STEPHEN CLARK·Filed 2006·Granted Aug 30, 2011·2 cites·18 claims
- 0564US7822012B1Sliced crossbar architecture with inter-slice communicationPURCELL STEPHEN CLARK·Filed 2005·Granted Oct 26, 2010·2 cites·24 claims
- 0664US7676536B1Efficiently determining a floor for a floating-point numberPURCELL STEPHEN CLARK·Filed 2005·Granted Mar 9, 2010·2 cites·8 claims
- 0760US7607134B1Efficient serialization of bursty out-of-order resultsPURCELL STEPHEN CLARK·Filed 2006·Granted Oct 20, 2009·1 cites·50 claims
- 0859US7126604B1Efficiently determining storage locations for the levels of detail of a MIP map of an imagePURCELL STEPHEN CLARK·Filed 2001·Granted Oct 24, 2006·12 cites·21 claims
- 0957US8060549B2Method and apparatus for accumulating floating point valuesPURCELL STEPHEN CLARK·Filed 2006·Granted Nov 15, 2011·1 cites·15 claims
- 1044US7139836B1One-way transaction tagging in a switch crossbarPURCELL STEPHEN CLARK·Filed 2001·Granted Nov 21, 2006·0 cites·39 claims
- 1144US7072927B1Method and apparatus for generating random numbers for use in a field programmable gate arrayPURCELL STEPHEN CLARK·Filed 2001·Granted Jul 4, 2006·0 cites·17 claims
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