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William R. Weier
Also filed as: WEIER WILLIAM R · WEIER WILLIAM ROBERT
12 granted patents·170 citations·filing 1998–2019
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12 records- 0196US9564901B1Self-timed dynamic level shifter with falling edge generatorAPPLE INC·Filed 2015·Granted Feb 7, 2017·24 cites·20 claims
- 0285US6385101B1Programmable delay control for sense amplifiers in a memoryMOTOROLA INC·Filed 2000·Granted May 7, 2002·28 cites·9 claims
- 0380US6111796AProgrammable delay control for sense amplifiers in a memoryMOTOROLA INC·Filed 1999·Granted Aug 29, 2000·44 cites·18 claims
- 0470US6031775ADynamic sense amplifier in a memory capable of limiting the voltage swing on high-capacitance global data linesMOTOROLA INC·Filed 1999·Granted Feb 29, 2000·31 cites·13 claims
- 0568US10389335B1Clock pulse generation circuitAPPLE INC·Filed 2018·Granted Aug 20, 2019·1 cites·20 claims
- 0663US9922688B2Bitline sensing latchAPPLE INC·Filed 2016·Granted Mar 20, 2018·2 cites·16 claims
- 0758US11038492B2Clock pulse generation circuitAPPLE INC·Filed 2019·Granted Jun 15, 2021·0 cites·20 claims
- 0855US6108266AMemory utilizing a programmable delay to control address buffersMOTOROLA INC·Filed 1999·Granted Aug 22, 2000·16 cites·4 claims
- 0949US5978286ATiming control of amplifiers in a memoryMOTOROLA INC·Filed 1999·Granted Nov 2, 1999·13 cites·20 claims
- 1047US6044036ABuffer circuit, memory device, and integrated circuit for receiving digital signalsMOTOROLA INC·Filed 1998·Granted Mar 28, 2000·11 cites·10 claims
- 1140US10535400B2Level shifting dynamic write driverAPPLE INC·Filed 2018·Granted Jan 14, 2020·0 cites·20 claims
- 1239US10592367B2Redundancy implementation using bytewise shiftingAPPLE INC·Filed 2018·Granted Mar 17, 2020·0 cites·20 claims
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