Inventor · Hillsboro, OR, US

David G. Carson

16Patents

16h-index

28Co-inventors

74Inventor score

Filing activity: Aug 25, 1981 → Jun 3, 1997

Most-cited inventions

Patent	Title	Area	Cited by	Status
US5283904A	Multi-processor programmable interrupt controller system	Physics	354	Expired
US4503535A	Apparatus for recovery from failures in a multiprocessing system	Physics	148	Expired
US4480307A	Interface for use between a memory and components of a module switching apparatus	Physics	148	Expired
US4438494A	Apparatus of fault-handling in a multiprocessing system	Physics	122	Expired
US5911051A	High-throughput interconnect allowing bus transactions based on partial access requests	Physics	98	Expired
US5410710A	Multiprocessor programmable interrupt controller system adapted to functional redundancy checking processor systems	Physics	90	Expired
US5696976A	Protocol for interrupt bus arbitration in a multi-processor system	Physics	77	Expired
US5555420A	Multiprocessor programmable interrupt controller system with separate interrupt bus and bus retry management	Physics	75	Expired
US4473880A	Arbitration means for controlling access to a bus shared by a number of modules	Physics	69	Expired
US5495615A	Multiprocessor interrupt controller with remote reading of interrupt control registers	Physics	59	Expired
US5613128A	Programmable multi-processor interrupt controller system with a processor integrated local interrupt controller	Physics	49	Expired
US4503534A	Apparatus for redundant operation of modules in a multiprocessing system	Physics	40	Expired
US6317803A	High-throughput interconnect having pipelined and non-pipelined bus transaction modes	Physics	34	Expired
US4829425A	Memory-based interagent communication mechanism	Physics	31	Expired
US5758169A	Protocol for interrupt bus arbitration in a multi-processor system	Physics	29	Expired
US5701496A	Multi-processor computer system with interrupt controllers providing remote reading	Physics	17	Expired

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.