Inventor

Michael Bakhmutsky

Inventor

Spring Valley, NY, US

Overview

1990–2012

Patent span

Electricity

Primary field (CPC H)

Patents· 25 as inventor

Public. Assignee & technology derived from the patent record. Each patent links to its LexDana page.

H04Nprimary

H04NPictorial communication, e.g. television53%

H03MCoding35%

G06TImage data processing or generation, in general9%

G09GArrangements or circuits for control of indicating devices using static means to present variable information3%

PatentTitleYear

8,279,351'Method and apparatus for hardware-efficient continuous gamma curve adjustment'2012 6,844,883'Color non-uniformity correction method and apparatus'2005 6,826,294'Block matching motion estimation using reduced precision clustered predictions'2004 6,600,518'Adaptive clipping prevention for picture sharpness enhancement'2003 6,519,005'Method of concurrent multiple-mode motion estimation for digital video'2003 6,480,629'Motion estimation method using orthogonal-sum block matching'2002 6,400,764'Motion estimation method featuring orthogonal-sum concurrent multi matching'2002 6,389,076'Pixel data storage system for use in half-pel interpolation'2002 6,360,015'RAM-based search engine for orthogonal-sum block match motion estimation system'2002 6,266,373'Pixel data storage system for use in half-pel interpolation'2001 6,246,347'Controller for a variable length decoder'2001 5,990,812'Universally programmable variable length decoder'1999 5,973,627'Variable length decoder with adaptive acceleration optimized by sub-grouping and cross-grouping the symbols having the highest probability of occurrence'1999 5,963,260'Macroblock-level partitioned HDTV video decoder and related method'1999 5,835,035'High performance variable length decoder with two-word bit stream segmentation and related method'1998 5,808,570'Device and method for pair-match Huffman transcoding and high-performance variable length decoder with two-word bit stream segmentation which utilizes the same'1998 5,798,717'One-hot overflow matrix with enhanced architecture and one-hot variable length decoder incorporating the same'1998 5,757,295'Variable length decoder with enhanced throughput due to parallel processing of contiguous code words of identical type'1998 5,686,916'Multi-code-book variable length decoder'1997 5,668,548'High performance variable length decoder with enhanced throughput due to tagging of the input bit stream and parallel processing of contiguous code words'1997 5,666,116'High speed variable-length decoder arrangement'1997 5,663,726'High speed variable-length decoder arrangement with reduced memory requirements for tag stream buffering'1997 5,657,016'Variable length decoder with one of N length indicator'1997 5,650,905'Variable length decoder with adaptive acceleration in processing of Huffman encoded bit streams'1997 4,943,856'Method and apparatus for introducing a pan and scan feature to high definition television systems'1990

Career & activity timeline

Assembled from patent assignee/location history and declaration credentials.

1990–2002Patents assigned to PHILIPS CORP (5)· patent assignee history

1990–2005Based in Spring Valley, NY, US· patent location history

1997–2002Patents assigned to PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NA (12)· patent assignee history

1998Based in Briarcliff Manor, NY, US· patent location history

2002–2005Patents assigned to KONINKL PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NV (6)· patent assignee history

2012Patents assigned to BAKHMUTSKY MICHAEL (1)· patent assignee history

2012Patents assigned to RGB SYSTEMS INC (1)· patent assignee history

2012Based in Tustin, CA, US· patent location history

Inventor activity

Assignee and location history derived from the patent record.

Assignees

Assignee	Patents	Span
PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NA	12	1997–2002
KONINKL PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NV	6	2002–2005
PHILIPS CORP	5	1990–2002
BAKHMUTSKY MICHAELself	1	2012
RGB SYSTEMS INC	1	2012

Locations

Location	Patents	Span
Spring Valley, New York, US	23	1990–2005
Tustin, California, US	1	2012
Briarcliff Manor, New York, US	1	1998