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Sergei Rutman

from Boulder Creek, CA

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  • 17100 Cougar Rock Rd, Boulder Creek, CA 95006
  • Santa Cruz, CA

Us Patents

  • Built-In Spacers For Liquid Crystal On Silicon (Lcos) Devices

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  • US Patent:
    6642987, Nov 4, 2003
  • Filed:
    Sep 19, 2001
  • Appl. No.:
    09/956626
  • Inventors:
    David B. Chung - Cupertino CA
    Michael Kozhukh - Palo Alto CA
    Sergei Rutman - Boulder Creek CA
  • Assignee:
    Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA
  • International Classification:
    G02F 11339
  • US Classification:
    349155, 349113, 349156
  • Abstract:
    Liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS) cells include a plurality of pixel elements formed between substrates. Spacers are formed on a portion of some of the pixel elements and positioned in the cell gap. The spacers on each of these LCOS cells reflecting different colors are formed in different locations in each cell. The result is that substantially none of the spacers create overlapping dead spots in a composite image. The spacers are further distributed among these pixel elements such that spacers are absent from some pixel elements and such that there is a substantially uniform thickness in the cell gaps. The reduced severity of the dead spots in the composite image as a result of the spacers in different locations, the reduced size and number of the spacers, and the uniformity in the cell gaps provide higher optical image quality.
  • Built-In Spacers For Liquid Crystal On Silicon (Lcos) Devices

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  • US Patent:
    6774955, Aug 10, 2004
  • Filed:
    Jul 15, 2003
  • Appl. No.:
    10/620722
  • Inventors:
    David B. Chung - Cupertino CA
    Michael Kozhukh - Palo Alto CA
    Sergei Rutman - Boulder Creek CA
  • Assignee:
    Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA
  • International Classification:
    G02F 11339
  • US Classification:
    349 5, 349156, 349113, 349114
  • Abstract:
    Liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS) cells include a plurality of pixel elements formed between substrates. Spacers are formed on a portion of some of the pixel elements and positioned in the cell gap. The spacers on each of these LCOS cells reflecting different colors are formed in different locations in each cell. The result is that substantially none of the spacers create overlapping dead spots in a composite image. The spacers are further distributed among these pixel elements such that spacers are absent from some pixel elements and such that there is a substantially uniform thickness in the cell gaps. The reduced severity of the dead spots in the composite image as a result of the spacers in different locations, the reduced size and number of the spacers, and the uniformity in the cell gaps provide higher optical image quality.
  • Frame Buffer For Storing Graphics And Video Data

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  • US Patent:
    58901906, Mar 30, 1999
  • Filed:
    Jun 7, 1995
  • Appl. No.:
    8/486075
  • Inventors:
    Sergei Rutman - Boulder Creek CA
  • Assignee:
    Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA
  • International Classification:
    G06F 1200
    G06F 3153
  • US Classification:
    711101
  • Abstract:
    A single frame buffer system is provided for displaying pixels of differing types according to standard pixel information types. Memory receives the pixel information wherein the pixel associated with each item of pixel information is further associated with a control signal for indicating the pixel type of the associated pixel. Devices for interpreting each type of pixel information to provide pixel display information are provided. Based upon the pixel type control signal, the associated pixel information is interpreted by the correct interpretation device to provide the pixel display information. The different pixel types may be graphics pixels and video pixels. In this case the output of either graphics processing circuitry or the output of video processing circuitry is selected for display according to the control signal. This single frame buffer system is effective to provide one-to-one mapping between the received pixel information and displayed pixels. The pixel type control signal may also include a signal representative of the number of consecutive pixels of one of the two pixel types.

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Counting pattern avoiding permutations via in...

Date: February 24, 2011 Speaker: Richard Ehrenborg, University of Kent...

  • Category:
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  • Uploaded:
    03 Mar, 2011
  • Duration:
    25m

Counting pattern avoiding permutations via in...

Date: February 24, 2011 Speaker: Richard Ehrenborg, University of Kent...

  • Category:
    Education
  • Uploaded:
    04 Mar, 2011
  • Duration:
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