DEBRA ANN COHEN, MD
Medical Practice at Lawrence Expy, Santa Clara, CA

6738068, May 18, 2004

Dec 29, 2000

09/751441

Debra T. Cohen - Santa Clara CA
Leslie E. Cline - Sunnyvale CA
Barnes Cooper - Beaverton OR
Satchit Jain - San Jose CA
Anil V. Nanduri - Sunnyvale CA

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 1314

345519, 713320, 713323, 713324, 713330, 713340, 710305

An interface between an accelerated graphics port graphics controller (AGP-GC) and a core controller to prevent entry into a low power state from interfering with transfers to or from the AGP-GC that have been requested but not completed. The core controller can communicate to the AGP-GC an intent to enter a low power state, while the AGP-GC can communicate to the core controller the busy status of the AGP-GC. When the AGP-GC receives notice of an intent to enter a low power state, it can stop issuing requests to the core controller. When the core controller detects that the AGP-GC is busy, the core controller can postpone entry into the low power state until the AGP-GC completes any requests that are in progress. In an alternate use of the interface, if the AGP-GC wishes to make a request during a low power state, it can signal the core controller of this need by indicating a busy status, which can trigger the core controller to initiate an exit from the low power state.

6665720, Dec 16, 2003

Sep 21, 1999

09/399931

Tom Willis - Portland OR
David Kaysen - Hillsboro OR
Debra Cohen - Santa Clara CA
Robert Hunter - Phoenix AZ

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 1516

709227, 709218, 709219, 34031001, 34031002, 34031003, 34031004, 34031005, 34031006, 34031008

An element for an in home power line network is housed within the power supply of laptop computer. The element communicates with the power line and carries out network operations over that line. The device also includes logic therein which automatically detects the format of the network being communicated with so that a number of different network types can be automatically connected.

7027057, Apr 11, 2006

Aug 12, 2003

10/640196

Satchit Jain - San Jose CA, US
Debra T. Cohen - Santa Clara CA, US
Leslie E. Cline - Sunnyvale CA, US
Barnes Cooper - Beaverton OR, US
Anil V. Nanduri - Sunnyvale CA, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 13/14, G06F 1/26, G06F 1/32, G06F 13/28, G09F 5/39

345520, 713320, 713323, 713324, 713330, 713340, 710305, 345531, 345532, 345533

An interface between an accelerated graphics port graphics controller (AGP-GC) and a core controller to prevent entry into a low power state from interfering with transfers to or from the AGP-GC that have been requested but not completed. The core controller can communicate to the AGP-GC an intent to enter a low power state, while the AGP-GC can communicate to the core controller the busy status of the AGP-GC. When the AGP-GC receives notice of an intent to enter a low power state, it can stop issuing requests to the core controller. When the core controller detects that the AGP-GC is busy, the core controller can postpone entry into the low power state until the AGP-GC completes any requests that are in progress. In an alternate use of the interface, if the AGP-GC wishes to make a request during a low power state, it can signal the core controller of this need by indicating a busy status, which can trigger the core controller to initiate an exit from the low power state.