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University of Utah 1996 - 2003
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Tatsuki Shiota - Kanagawa, JP Shinsuke Yamagami - Tokyo, JP Kenichiro Kataoka - Tokyo, JP Noriaki Endo - Tokyo, JP Hiroko Tanaka - Tokyo, JP Doug Barnum - San Francisco CA Jonathan Greene - Palo Alto CA Wilna Moree - San Diego CA Michele Ramirez Weinhouse - Escondido CA Christine M. Tarby - Cardiff CA
Assignee:
Teijin Intellectual Property Center Limited - Osaka Combichem, Inc. - CA
Cyclic diamines of formula (I) or their pharmacologically acceptable acid addition salts, and their medical applications are described. These compounds inhibit the action of chemokines such as MIP-1a and/or MCP-1 on target cells, and are useful as a therapeutic drug and/or preventative drug in diseases, such as atherosclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and the like where blood monocytes and lymphocytes infiltrate into tissue.
Volatile Data Storage In A Non-Volatile Memory Cell Array
A method for storing data on nodes in memory cells of a non-volatile memory cell array including steps of setting non-volatile devices of the non-volatile memory cell array to a desired state, biasing pull-up devices and non-volatile devices in a first set of rows of the non-volatile memory cell array to an off state, loading data onto column lines of the non-volatile memory cell array and biasing non-volatile devices in a second set of rows in the memory cells of the non-volatile memory cell array to store data from the column lines on the nodes in the memory cells of the non-volatile memory cell array.
Non-Volatile Memory Cells In A Field Programmable Gate Array
A non-volatile memory cell comprises a first floating gate transistor having a source, a drain, and a gate electrically coupled to a row line. A second floating gate transistor has a source, a drain, and a gate electrically coupled to the row line. A first p-channel MOS transistor has a source, a drain, and a gate, the drain of the first p-channel MOS transistor electrically coupled to the drain of the first floating gate transistor forming a first common node. A second p-channel MOS transistor has a source, a drain, and a gate, the first drain of the second p-channel MOS transistor electrically coupled to the drain of the second floating gate transistor forming a second common node, the gate of the second p-channel MOS transistor electrically coupled to the first common node, and the second common node electrically coupled to the gate of the first p-channel MOS transistor.
Apparatus And Method For Reducing Leakage Of Unused Buffers In An Integrated Circuit
Jonathan W. Greene - Palo Alto CA, US Vidya Bellippady - Cupertino CA, US
Assignee:
Actel Corporation - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
H03K 19/20
US Classification:
326 41, 326113, 326 38
Abstract:
A reduced-leakage interconnect circuit includes a buffer having an input and an output, at least one multiplexer transistor coupled between a multiplexer input node and the input of the buffer, and a fixed-state multiplexer transistor coupled between a fixed-state multiplexer input node and the input of the buffer, the fixed-state multiplexer input node having a potential of either less than zero volts or more than Vpresent on it.
Volatile Data Storage In A Non-Volatile Memory Cell Array
A method for storing data on nodes in memory cells of a non-volatile memory cell array including steps of setting non-volatile devices of the non-volatile memory cell array to a desired state, biasing pull-up devices and non-volatile devices in a first set of rows of the non-volatile memory cell array to an off state, loading data onto column lines of the non-volatile memory cell array and biasing non-volatile devices in a second set of rows in the memory cells of the non-volatile memory cell array to store data from the column lines on the nodes in the memory cells of the non-volatile memory cell array.
Circuits And Methods For Testing Fpga Routing Switches
Jonathan W. Greene - Palo Alto CA, US John McCollum - Saratoga CA, US Volker Hecht - Barsinghausen, DE
Assignee:
Actel Corporation - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
H03K 19/00 H01L 25/00
US Classification:
326 16, 326 41, 326 47
Abstract:
An FPGA architecture includes multiplexers having non-volatile switches having control gates coupled to word lines W, each word line associated with a row, the switches connecting to wiring tracks through buffers having a controllable ground connection NGND, at least some of the switches being a tie-off switch coupleable to one of a plurality of bitlines B, each bitline associated with column.
Jonathan W Greene - Palo Alto CA, US Gregory Bakker - San Jose CA, US Vidyadhara Bellippady - San Jose CA, US Volker Hecht - Barsinghausen, DE Theodore Speers - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
Actel Corporation - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
H03K 19/173
US Classification:
326 38, 326 33, 326 41
Abstract:
A programmable logic device (PLD) with a plurality of programmable regions is disclosed. Some of the programmable regions have switch power or ground supplies to allow them to be put into a low-power state in one or more low-power modes. At least one of the programmable regions always remains on during the low-power modes to enable the user to design custom PLD power management logic that may be placed in the always-on programmable region.
Circuits And Methods For Testing Fpga Routing Switches
Jonathan W. Greene - Palo Alto CA, US John McCollum - Saratoga CA, US Volker Hecht - Barsinghausen, DE
Assignee:
Actel Corporation - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
H03K 19/00 H01L 25/00
US Classification:
326 16, 326 41, 326 47
Abstract:
An FPGA architecture includes multiplexers having non-volatile switches having control gates coupled to word lines W, each word line associated with a row, the switches connecting to wiring tracks through buffers having a controllable ground connection NGND, at least some of the switches being a tie-off switch coupleable to one of a plurality of bitlines B, each bitline associated with column.
Medicine Doctors
Dr. Jonathan B Greene, Ann Arbor MI - MD (Doctor of Medicine)