Ting Huang Lu

8443129, May 14, 2013

Jul 21, 2010

12/841013

James J. Murray - Los Gatos CA, US
Ting Lu - Austin TX, US

Xilinx, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 13/12

710307, 710 66

A data bus interface channel controller circuit for an N-bit data bus is described. A FIFO command queue is coupled to receive and buffer one or more commands formatted for M-bit transactions. A FIFO data queue is coupled to receive and buffer N-bit formatted data packets. A first translation circuit is coupled to the FIFO command queue and configured to translate the each commands into a selected one of a plurality of transaction formats. A transmission control circuit is coupled and configured to receive and transmit commands removed from the FIFO command queue. The transmission control circuit is configured to track a number of outstanding transmitted commands and, in response to receiving a command having a transaction format different from the previously received command, delay transmission of commands on the N-bit data bus until the number of outstanding transmitted commands equals zero.

20100228075, Sep 9, 2010

Mar 5, 2010

12/718163

Ting W. Lu - Cupertino CA, US

Neuralieve - Sunnyvale CA

A61N 2/02

600 13

A treatment apparatus configured to treat a patient for a neurological disorder comprises a patient interface configured for the patient to enter data for an assessment of his or her subjective sensations, for example pain symptoms associated with migraines. The subjective patient sensation data may comprise at least one of a patient symptom of the neurological condition or a patient trigger of the neurological condition. For example the subjective patient sensations may comprise symptoms that correspond to migraine such as aura symptoms. The treating physician can view the subjective patient data, and diagnose and treat the patient with a treatment plan by writing a treatment plan to a storage device, for example treatment instructions written to a smart card. The storage device can be delivered to the treatment apparatus such that the patient can be treated in response to physician's treatment plan.

7958414, Jun 7, 2011

Sep 22, 2010

12/888317

Ahmad R. Ansari - San Jose CA, US
Ting Lu - Austin TX, US
Ismed D. Hartanto - Castro Valley CA, US

Xilinx, Inc. - San Jose CA

G01R 31/28
G11C 29/00
G11C 7/00
H03K 19/00
G06F 7/38

714718, 714719, 714725, 365201, 365222, 326 8, 326 39

An embodiment of a method of enhancing security of internal memory is disclosed. For this embodiment of the method, the application specific block is operated in a functional mode, and a reset of the application specific block is initiated. From a built-in self-test engine, at least one write to the internal memory is initiated in response to the reset initiated, where the at least one write overwrites data stored in the internal memory during a reset mode.

20200155866, May 21, 2020

Jan 27, 2020

16/773670

- Cupertino CA, US
Ting W. Lu - Cupertino CA, US

eNeura, Inc. - Baltimore MD

A61N 2/00
G16H 40/63
A61N 2/02
G16H 20/40

A treatment apparatus configured to treat a patient for a neurological disorder comprises a patient interface configured for the patient to enter data for an assessment of his or her subjective sensations, for example pain symptoms associated with migraines. The subjective patient sensation data may comprise at least one of a patient symptom of the neurological condition or a patient trigger of the neurological condition. For example the subjective patient sensations may comprise symptoms that correspond to migraine such as aura symptoms. The treating physician can view the subjective patient data, and diagnose and treat the patient with a treatment plan by writing a treatment plan to a storage device, for example treatment instructions written to a smart card. The storage device can be delivered to the treatment apparatus such that the patient can be treated in response to physician's treatment plan.

20190224490, Jul 25, 2019

Feb 7, 2019

16/270465

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Ria Bhola - Chislehurst, GB
Ting W. Lu - Cupertino CA, US

eNeura Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

A61N 2/00

Migraine headaches are inhibited by positioning an electromagnetic field generator adjacent a patient's head. An electromagnetic field from the electromagnetic field generator with an intensity in the range from 0.85 Tesla to 1.3 Tesla is directed at the patient's head for a time in the ranges from 0.001 second to 1 second. The treatments are repeated in a time pattern selected to inhibit the onset of migraine headaches and other manifestations in the patient.

20180345032, Dec 6, 2018

Dec 5, 2017

15/831795

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Ting W. Lu - Cupertino CA, US

Eneura, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

A61N 2/00
G06F 19/00
A61N 2/02
G16H 20/40
G16H 40/63

A treatment apparatus configured to treat a patient for a neurological disorder comprises a patient interface configured for the patient to enter data for an assessment of his or her subjective sensations, for example pain symptoms associated with migraines. The subjective patient sensation data may comprise at least one of a patient symptom of the neurological condition or a patient trigger of the neurological condition. For example the subjective patient sensations may comprise symptoms that correspond to migraine such as aura symptoms. The treating physician can view the subjective patient data, and diagnose and treat the patient with a treatment plan by writing a treatment plan to a storage device, for example treatment instructions written to a smart card. The storage device can be delivered to the treatment apparatus such that the patient can be treated in response to physician's treatment plan.

20170021188, Jan 26, 2017

Oct 4, 2016

15/285249

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Ting W. Lu - Cupertino CA, US

A61N 2/00
G06F 19/00
A61N 2/02

A treatment apparatus configured to treat a patient for a neurological disorder comprises a patient interface configured for the patient to enter data for an assessment of his or her subjective sensations, for example pain symptoms associated with migraines. The subjective patient sensation data may comprise at least one of a patient symptom of the neurological condition or a patient trigger of the neurological condition. For example the subjective patient sensations may comprise symptoms that correspond to migraine such as aura symptoms. The treating physician can view the subjective patient data, and diagnose and treat the patient with a treatment plan by writing a treatment plan to a storage device, for example treatment instructions written to a smart card. The storage device can be delivered to the treatment apparatus such that the patient can be treated in response to physician's treatment plan.