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Thanh D. Trinh
Also filed as: TRINH THANH D · TRINH THANH DOAN
13 granted patents·459 citations·filing 1994–1998
94Inventor score
Files withIBM13
Top patents by PatentIndex Score
13 records- 0188US5663663AMixed voltage interface converterIBM·Filed 1996·Granted Sep 2, 1997·54 cites·12 claims
- 0281US5506528AHigh speed off-chip CMOS receiverIBM·Filed 1994·Granted Apr 9, 1996·50 cites·8 claims
- 0376US5635761AInternal resistor termination in multi-chip module environmentsIBM·Filed 1994·Granted Jun 3, 1997·57 cites·19 claims
- 0474US5761246ACircuit for multiplexing a plurality of signals on one transmission line between chipsIBM·Filed 1995·Granted Jun 2, 1998·51 cites·11 claims
- 0570US5541534AMixed voltage interface converterIBM·Filed 1995·Granted Jul 30, 1996·23 cites·3 claims
- 0665US5864584ACircuitry for allowing two drivers to communicate with two receivers using one transmission lineIBM·Filed 1995·Granted Jan 26, 1999·52 cites·11 claims
- 0764US5525914ACMOS driver circuitIBM·Filed 1995·Granted Jun 11, 1996·19 cites·25 claims
- 0863US5541535ACMOS simultaneous transmission bidirectional driver/receiverIBM·Filed 1994·Granted Jul 30, 1996·42 cites·19 claims
- 0963US5434519ASelf-resetting CMOS off-chip driverIBM·Filed 1994·Granted Jul 18, 1995·17 cites·6 claims
- 1060US5789937AImpedence self-adjusting driver circuitIBM·Filed 1996·Granted Aug 4, 1998·18 cites·11 claims
- 1152US5539333ACMOS receiver circuitIBM·Filed 1995·Granted Jul 23, 1996·29 cites·19 claims
- 1250US5534812ACommunication between chips having different voltage levelsIBM·Filed 1995·Granted Jul 9, 1996·28 cites·13 claims
- 1349US6337884B1Circuitry for allowing two drivers to communicate with two receivers using one transmission lineIBM·Filed 1998·Granted Jan 8, 2002·19 cites·17 claims
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