Michael Gene Kim

6367000, Apr 2, 2002

Sep 30, 1998

09/164394

Arif I. Khan - Sunnyvale CA
Elango Ganesan - Sunnyvale CA
Michael C. Kim - Sunnyvale CA

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 1500

712 32

The present invention is a method and apparatus for converting a first tag word into a second tag word which correspond to a set of registers. Adjacent bits in the first tag word are determined which correspond to different registers in the set of registers. The determined adjacent bits in the first tag word are extracted and deposited into corresponding adjacent bit positions in the second tag word.

8606742, Dec 10, 2013

May 13, 2011

13/107095

Michael Kim - Walnut Creek CA, US

Google Inc. - Mountain View CA

G06N 5/00

706 54, 706 45

Methods, systems and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for receiving aggregate user data, the aggregate user data corresponding to response rate of one or more answering users responding to requests, processing the aggregate user data to generate an analytical model, the analytical model comprising a plurality of states, a plurality of transitions between states, and data corresponding to a probability that an average answering user will respond to a request based on at least one of a state of the average answering user and a transition between states, receiving a request, identifying a plurality of answering users, processing the analytical model to identify a sub-set of answering users of the plurality of answering users, and transmitting the request to each answering user of the sub-set of answering users.

20030094873, May 22, 2003

Oct 17, 2002

10/272839

Michael Kim - Pleasanton CA, US
Donald Bender - San Ramon CA, US

H02K021/12

310/156430

The invention involves a flywheel motor/generator having a holder to maintain the permanent magnets in a circular array on the rotor. Unique aspects of the invention include the magnet shapes that are used, the liner/retainer configuration used to secure the magnets, and the construction of the rotor in the immediate vicinity of the magnets. The principal functions of the design are 1) managing stresses in the rotor and the magnets at high speed when centrifugal acceleration can exceed 100,000 g's, and 2) securing the magnets when the assembly is at rest when magnets that are not properly secured can reposition themselves in deleterious ways through mutual attraction or repulsion. Keying features are also provided on the ends of the magnets to aid in assembly of the rotor and to maintain the magnets in the proper orientation.

20040046471, Mar 11, 2004

Sep 11, 2003

10/660185

Michael Kim - Pleasanton CA, US
Donald Bender - San Ramon CA, US

H02K021/12
H02K001/27

310/156430

The invention involves a flywheel motor/generator having a holder to maintain the permanent magnets in a circular array on the rotor. Unique aspects of the invention include the magnet shapes that are used, the liner/retainer configuration used to secure the magnets, and the construction of the rotor in the immediate vicinity of the magnets. The principal functions of the design are 1) managing stresses in the rotor and the magnets at high speed when centrifugal acceleration can exceed 100,000 g's, and 2) securing the magnets when the assembly is at rest when magnets that are not properly secured can reposition themselves in deleterious ways through mutual attraction or repulsion. Keying features are also provided on the ends of the magnets to aid in assembly of the rotor and to maintain the magnets in the proper orientation.

20040224733, Nov 11, 2004

May 6, 2003

10/431104

Michael Kim - Los Altos CA, US

H04M001/00

455/575700, 455/550100

A cell phone or data communicator of the type which includes a main housing which houses the electronics and operating circuits and a keyboard and a hinged cover which is opened to expose the keyboard. The cell phone or communicator includes a self retracting and extending antenna. A mechanism is provided for extending the antenna when the cover is opened and for retracting the antenna into the housing when the cover is closed.

20050206262, Sep 22, 2005

Aug 2, 2004

10/909722

Michael Kim - Pleasanton CA, US
Donald Bender - San Ramon CA, US

H02K021/12
H02K001/27

310156430, 310156080, 310156280

The invention involves a flywheel motor/generator having a holder to maintain the permanent magnets in a circular array on the rotor. Unique aspects of the invention include the magnet shapes that are used, the liner/retainer configuration used to secure the magnets, and the construction of the rotor in the immediate vicinity of the magnets. The principal functions of the design are 1) managing stresses in the rotor and the magnets at high speed when centrifugal acceleration can exceed 100,000 g's, and 2) securing the magnets when the assembly is at rest when magnets that are not properly secured can reposition themselves in deleterious ways through mutual attraction or repulsion. Keying features are also provided on the ends of the magnets to aid in assembly of the rotor and to maintain the magnets in the proper orientation.

20060186751, Aug 24, 2006

Apr 14, 2006

11/404663

Michael Kim - Pleasanton CA, US
Donald Bender - San Ramon CA, US

H02K 21/12

310156440

The invention involves a flywheel motor/generator having a holder to maintain the permanent magnets in a circular array on the rotor. Unique aspects of the invention include the magnet shapes that are used, the liner/retainer configuration used to secure the magnets, and the construction of the rotor in the immediate vicinity of the magnets. The principal functions of the design are 1) managing stresses in the rotor and the magnets at high speed when centrifugal acceleration can exceed 100,000 g's, and 2) securing the magnets when the assembly is at rest when magnets that are not properly secured can reposition themselves in deleterious ways through mutual attraction or repulsion. Keying features are also provided on the ends of the magnets to aid in assembly of the rotor and to maintain the magnets in the proper orientation.

20130344570, Dec 26, 2013

Mar 15, 2013

13/844051

Robert David KISS - San Mateo CA, US
Hardayal PRASHAD - Richmond CA, US
Raquel IVERSON - Pacifica CA, US
Justin BOURRET - San Francisco CA, US
Michael KIM - San Francisco CA, US
Salim CHARANIYA - Encinitas CA, US

GENENTECH, INC. - South San Francisco CA

C12N 7/00
C12N 1/36

435236, 435245

The invention provides for methods of viral inactivation using high temperature short time (HTST) treatment and adjustment of various parameters such that generation of precipitate and depositions of precipitate are reduced and/or minimized.