Jim Tallman

James L. Tallman (? – ?) was the software engineer on the 11802 project.

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Document	Page	Class	Title	Author(s)	Year	Refers to
AX-4440.pdf		Application Note	7854 On-board Digital Processing Refines Scope Measurements	Val Garuts • Jim Tallman	1980	7854
Tek forum report 6.pdf	11	Article	A Home-Grown Terminal	Jim Tallman	1979

Manufacturer	Model	Description	Designers	Introduced
Tektronix	7854	400 MHz waveform-processing scope	Tom Rousseau • Les Larson • Jack Collins • Ellen Deleganes • Jim Schlegel • Gary Fladstol • Val Garuts • Tim Holte • Burt Johnson • Bruce Kingsland • Wes Kosta • Jim Tallman • Kirk Wimmer	1980
Tektronix	11802	Digital sampling scope	Murlan Kaufman • Stan Kaveckis • Agoston Agoston • John Carlson • John Rettig • Jon Lueker • Roy Lewallen • Jim Tallman	1989

Page	Title	Inventors	Assignee	Filed	Granted
Patent US 4232377A	Memory preservation and verification system	James L. Tallman	Tektronix Inc	1979-04-16	1980-11-04
Patent US 4773028A	Method and apparatus for improved monitoring and detection of improper device operation	James L. Tallman	Tektronix Inc	1984-10-01	1988-09-20
Patent US 4813009A	Method and apparatus for determining internal status of a processor	James L. Tallman	Tektronix Inc	1984-11-02	1989-03-14
Patent US 5025411A	Method which provides debounced inputs from a touch screen panel by waiting until each x and y coordinates stop altering	James L. Tallman • Terry G. Sherbeck	Tektronix Inc	1986-12-08	1991-06-18
Patent US 4766425A	Waveform selection by touch	James L. Tallman • Terry G. Sherbeck • Beverlea J. Kramlich	Tektronix Inc	1986-12-19	1988-08-23
Patent US 5115502A	Method and apparatus for determining internal status of a processor using simulation guided by acquired data	James L. Tallman	Tektronix Inc	1988-09-19	1992-05-19
Patent US 6275257B1	Holdoff by TV fields	James L. Tallman • Murlan Kaufman	Tektronix Inc	1998-10-16	2001-08-14

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