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Goichiro Ono, San Jose, CA US
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| 20080219160 | PROGRAMMABLE HARDWARE-BASED TRAFFIC POLICING - A hardware-based technique for policing traffic in a network node involves programming a set of algorithm-specific policing primitives that establishes a relationship between condition primitives and action primitives and populating a searchable memory with a set of indexed action primitives. Action primitives are then selected from the searchable memory in response to condition primitives related to a received datagram. Policing actions related to the datagram are performed in response to the action primitive. Because the algorithm-specific policing primitives are programmable, a network node can be adapted to implement a wide variety of policing algorithms. Additionally, multiple different policing algorithms can be implemented in hardware without the need for a different set of combinational logic for each different policing algorithm. | 09-11-2008 |
| 20100254387 | NETWORK PROCESSOR ARCHITECTURE - A network processor for processing information elements is described. Each information element is associated with a flow and comprises at least one information element segment. A policy controller stores an information element into at least one information segment storage unit within a memory, and determines whether an information element segment conforms to a predetermined quality of service (“QoS”). A traffic processor selects the information element segment for forwarding based on at least one QoS parameter. A forwarding processor forwards the selected information element segment to an egress port. | 10-07-2010 |
Goichoro Ono, San Jose, CA US
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| 20100098432 | CLOCK REGENERATION FOR OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS - A system and method for regenerating a client clock signal for use in optical communications is disclosed. The system and method involves using a carrier clock signal and a client clock signal to calculate quantities of data that are received and transmitted at an edge node and then adjusting a clock source in response to the difference between the calculated quantities of received and transmitted data. | 04-22-2010 |
Kazuhiro Ono, Houston, TX US
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| 20110011601 | FIRE BARRIER PROTECTION COMPRISING GRAPHITIZED FILMS - Methods of providing fire barrier protection comprise installing a fire barrier system comprising a flexible graphitized polymer sheet in a structure. Additionally, the fire barrier system installed in a structure is described. | 01-20-2011 |
| 20110114342 | Fire barrier protection for airplanes comprising graphite films - A fire barrier system for use in aircraft, ship or offshore drilling platform comprises a flexible graphite sheet. Methods of providing fire barrier protection in an aircraft, ship or offshore drilling platform comprise installing the described fire barrier system in the aircraft, ship or offshore drilling platform. Additionally, the fire barrier system when installed in the aircraft, ship or offshore drilling platform is described. | 05-19-2011 |
Ken S. Ono, Ventura, CA US
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| 20100053907 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SIMPLE EFFICIENT ASSEMBLY AND PACKAGING OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES - Systems and methods for simple, efficient and/or cost effective manufacturing and assembly of electronic devices are provided. The various systems and methods of the invention may include various ways of coupling, attaching, and/or connecting the various components of the system to one another, for improved cost and ease of assembly. A number of clips may be used to attach together various parts of an electronic system and housing including circuit devices, enclosure lid and housing, and/or cabling. These clips may be screw-less, may be made of a resilient or spring material, designed so that they quickly snap into place so as to provide good mechanical strength and electrical connection. Various circuit elements may include planar circuits, and may include filters made of a high temperature superconductor material. A planar cable may be used for electrical connecting of components. These systems and devices may be used in, for example, wireless communication systems. | 03-04-2010 |
Tarik Ono, Cupertino, CA US
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| 20120102269 | USING SPECULATIVE CACHE REQUESTS TO REDUCE CACHE MISS DELAYS - The disclosed embodiments provide a system that uses speculative cache requests to reduce cache miss delays for a cache in a multi-level memory hierarchy. During operation, the system receives a memory reference which is directed to a cache line in the cache. Next, while determining whether the cache line is available in the cache, the system determines whether the memory reference is likely to miss in the cache, and if so, simultaneously sends a speculative request for the cache line to a lower level of the multi-level memory hierarchy. | 04-26-2012 |
Tarik Ono, Brookline, MA US
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| 20090323876 | ADAPTIVE SYNCHRONIZATION CIRCUIT - Embodiments of a synchronization circuit are described. This synchronization circuit includes multiple selectively coupled synchronization stages which are configurable to synchronize data and control signals between a first time domain and a second time domain, where the synchronization can be performed based on asynchronous or synchronous events associated with either the first time domain or the second time domain. Additionally, the synchronization circuit includes control logic, coupled to the synchronization stages, which is configured to adapt a number of synchronization stages used to synchronize the data and the control signals based on an estimate of a probability of metastability persisting to an output of the synchronization circuit during the synchronization. | 12-31-2009 |
Tomoki Ono, Pittsburgh, PA US
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| 20110150022 | GAN LASER ELEMENT - In a GaN-based laser device having a GaN-based semiconductor stacked-layered structure including a light emitting layer, the semiconductor stacked-layered structure includes a ridge stripe structure causing a stripe-shaped waveguide, and has side surfaces opposite to each other to sandwich the stripe-shaped waveguide in its width direction therebetween. At least part of at least one of the side surfaces is processed to prevent the stripe-shaped waveguide from functioning as a Fabry-Perot resonator in the width direction. | 06-23-2011 |
Yoshi Ono, Camas, WA US
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| 20080197107 | Method of fabricating a grayscale mask using a wafer bonding process - A method of fabricating a grayscale mask includes preparing a quartz wafer; depositing a layer of Si | 08-21-2008 |
| 20090142673 | SEMI-TRANSPARENT FILM GRAYSCALE MASK - A grayscale mask made from semi-transparent film layers is provided, along with an associated fabrication method. The method provides a transparent substrate, such as quartz, with a surface. A first layer of a semi-transparent film having a surface with a first surface area, is formed overlying the substrate surface. At least a second layer of the semi-transparent film having a surface with a second surface area greater than the first surface area, is formed overlying the first layer. A first vertical region is formed having a light first attenuation parameter through the combination of substrate, first layer, and second layer. A second vertical region is formed having a light second attenuation parameter through the combination of the first layer and substrate, and a third vertical region is formed having a light third attenuation parameter through the substrate. | 06-04-2009 |
| 20100040958 | Sub-Resolutional Grayscale Reticle - A sub-resolutional grayscale reticle and associated fabrication method have been presented. The method provides a transparent substrate, and forms a plurality of coincident partial-light transmissive layers overlying the transparent substrate. A pattern is formed, sub-resolutional at a first wavelength, in at least one of the transmissive layers. If there are n transmissive layers, the reticle transmits at least (n+1) intensities of light. In one aspect, each of the plurality of transmissive layers has the same extinction coefficient and the same thickness. In other aspects, the transmissive layers may have different thickness. Then, even if the extinction coefficients are the same, the attenuation of light through each layer is different. The transmission characteristics of the reticle can be further varied if the transmissive layers have different extinction coefficients. Likewise, the transmission characteristics through the sub-resolutional patterns can be varied. | 02-18-2010 |
| 20100040959 | Error Diffusion-Derived Sub-Resolutional Grayscale Reticle - A method is provided for forming an error diffusion-derived sub-resolutional grayscale reticle. The method forms at least one partial-light transmissive layer overlying a transparent substrate. At least one unit cell in formed in the transmissive layer. The unit cell is formed by selecting the number of reduced-transmission pixels in the unit cell, and forming a sub-pattern of reduced-transmission pixels in the unit cell. The unit cell is sub-resolutional at a first wavelength. | 02-18-2010 |
Yoshitsugu Ono, San Jose, CA US
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| 20110047414 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CAUSE ANALYSIS INVOLVING CONFIGURATION CHANGES - A technique determines which configuration change(s) caused an application invocation failure of a computer application without the need for a knowledge database. To determine which configuration change is the most likely cause, the cause analysis program ( | 02-24-2011 |
| 20110307742 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CAUSE ANALYSIS INVOLVING CONFIGURATION CHANGES - A technique determines which configuration change(s) caused an application invocation failure of a computer application without the need for a knowledge database. To determine which configuration change is the most likely cause, the cause analysis program ( | 12-15-2011 |
| 20110314138 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CAUSE ANALYSIS CONFIGURATION CHANGE - In a computer system that comprises multiple target computers and an analysis computer, one or more first target computers, in which a predetermined application has been installed and invoked, send a log comprising information of multiple configuration changes that have been made prior to invoking the predetermined application to the analysis computer, and the analysis computer receives the log and computes, for each type of configuration change and based on the log, an invocation failure rate which is a percentage at which the invocation of the predetermined application fails subsequent to the configuration change. Then, a second target computer receives, from the analysis computer, first information comprising an invocation failure rate for each type of configuration change related to the predetermined application, and based on the invocation failure rate, displays the type of configuration change that is the cause of the failure of the predetermined application invocation. | 12-22-2011 |