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Jeffrey Lee Kodosky

from Austin, TX
Age ~74
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Also known as:
Jeffrey L Kodosky, Jeffrey Leo Kodosky, Jeffrey Te Kodosky, Jeffrey Tr Kodosky, Jeff Kodosky
Phone and address:
22 Cousteau Ln, Austin, TX 78746
(512) 306-8380
Related to:
Constance KodoskyJoanne Zawislewski, 70Linda A Garcia, 68Roberto Alvarez, 54Melissa Garcia, 34Lydia Corbelli
Connected to:
Ahmed M Kodouda, 36George E Kodousek, 101Adam T Kodra, 37Admir Kodra, 46Anton Kodra, 64Doriana Kodra, 33Dritan Kodra, 39Galina Kodreanu, 51Brian R Kodrich, 40Kelly J Kodros, 47

Jeffrey Kodosky Phones & Addresses

  • 22 Cousteau Ln, Austin, TX 78746 (512) 306-8380
  • 11209 Ladera Vista Dr, Austin, TX 78759
  • 16313 Double Eagle Dr, Austin, TX 78717
  • West Lake Hills, TX
  • 540 Gregory Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80524
  • Bedford, TX
  • 22 Cousteau Ln, Austin, TX 78746 (512) 751-0176

Work

Position: Professional/Technical

Education

Degree: Graduate or professional degree

Interests

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Industries

Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing

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Co-Founder And Fellow At National Instruments

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Location:
Austin, Texas Area
Industry:
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
Experience:
National Instruments (Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; NATI; Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing industry): Co-founder and Fellow,  (-) 

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Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Jeffrey L. Kodosky
President
G Mountain, Ltd
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site
22 Cousteau Ln, Austin, TX 78746
Jeffrey L. Kodosky
President
G Mountain Gp, Inc
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site
22 Cousteau Ln, Austin, TX 78746
Jeffrey L Kodosky
Director
NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION
11500 N Mopac Expy, Austin, TX 78759
11500 N Mopac Expwy, Austin, TX 78759
Jeffrey L. Kodosky
Director
THE AUSTIN LYRIC OPERA
Theatrical Producer/Svcs Entertainer/Group School/Educational Svcs Amusement/Recreation Svc
3009 Industrial Ter STE 100, Austin, TX 78758
(512) 472-5927
Jeffrey L Kodosky
President, President , Director
COLDWATER MOUNTAIN COURT HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION
Civic/Social Association
2004 Lakeshore Dr, Austin, TX 78746
22 Cousteau Ln, Austin, TX 78746
Jeffrey L Kodosky
Manager
RAYMOND PAUL KODOSKY CRT, LLC
22 Cousteau Ln, Austin, TX 78746
Jeffrey L Kodosky
COLDWATER RESIDENCE, LLC
22 Cousteau Ln, Austin, TX 78746
Jeffrey L Kodosky Single Owner 22 Cousteau Ln, Austin, TX 78746
Jeffrey L Kodosky
Director
NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION
11500 N Mopac Expwy, Austin, TX 78759

Publications

Us Patents

System And Method For Converting Graphical Programs Into Hardware Implementations Which Utilize Probe Insertion

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US Patent:
6584601, Jun 24, 2003
Filed:
Feb 7, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/500187
Inventors:
Jeffrey L. Kodosky - Austin TX
Hugo Andrade - Austin TX
Brian Keith Odom - Georgetown TX
Cary Paul Butler - Austin TX
Andrew Mihal - Oakland CA
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 1750
US Classification:
716 4, 716 11, 716 18, 345771
Abstract:
A computer-implemented system and method for generating a hardware implementation of graphical code. The method may operate to configure an instrument to perform measurement functions, wherein the instrument includes a programmable hardware element. The method comprises first creating a graphical program, wherein the graphical program may implement a measurement function. A portion of the graphical program may optionally be compiled into machine code for execution by a CPU, and another portion of the graphical program may be converted into a hardware implementation on a programmable hardware element. The programmable hardware element is configured utilizing a hardware description to produce a configured hardware element. The configured hardware element thus implements a hardware implementation of the second portion of the graphical program. During generation of the hardware implementation, the computer system may operate to estimate and/or display one or more of size and cost of a hardware implementation of the graphical program.

System And Method For Configuring A Programmable Hardware Instrument To Perform Measurement Functions Utilizing Estimation Of The Hardware Implentation And Management Of Hardware Resources

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US Patent:
6608638, Aug 19, 2003
Filed:
Feb 7, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/499503
Inventors:
Jeffrey L. Kodosky - Austin TX
Hugo Andrade - Austin TX
Brian Keith Odom - Georgetown TX
Cary Paul Butler - Austin TX
Andrew Mihal - Oakland CA
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G09G 500
US Classification:
345771, 703 22
Abstract:
A computer-implemented system and method for generating a hardware implementation of graphical code. The method may operate to configure an instrument to perform measurement functions, wherein the instrument includes a programmable hardware element. The method comprises first creating a graphical program, wherein the graphical program may implement a measurement function. A portion of the graphical program may optionally be compiled into machine code for execution by a CPU, and another portion of the graphical program may be converted into a hardware implementation on a programmable hardware element. The programmable hardware element is configured utilizing a hardware description to produce a configured hardware element. The configured hardware element thus implements a hardware implementation of the second portion of the graphical program. During generation of the hardware implementation, the computer system may operate to estimate and/or display one or more of size and cost of a hardware implementation of the graphical program.

System And Method For Providing And Displaying Debugging Information Of A Graphical Program On A First Computer During Execution Of The Graphical Program On A Second Computer

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US Patent:
6715139, Mar 30, 2004
Filed:
Aug 3, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/631525
Inventors:
Jeffrey L Kodosky - Austin TX
Darshan Shah - Round Rock TX
Samson DeKey - Austin TX
Steve Rogers - Austin TX
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 944
US Classification:
717125, 717124, 717126, 717131
Abstract:
A computer-based virtual instrumentation system including a host computer and an embedded system or device, wherein graphical programs created using the computer system can be downloaded to the embedded system for execution in a real-time or more deterministic manner. The present invention thus provides a method for automatically generating an embedded application in response to a graphical program created by a user. This provides the user the ability to develop or define instrument functionality using graphical programming techniques, while enabling the resulting program to operate in an embedded real-time system. The invention includes a novel method for configuring the embedded system. During execution of a graphical program in the embedded system, the block diagram portion executes in the embedded system, and the host CPU executes front panel display code to display on the screen the graphical front panel of the graphical program. The embedded system and the host computer exchange data using a front panel protocol to enable this operation. The present invention also includes improved debugging support for graphical programs executing on the embedded system.

System And Method For Automatically Generating A Graphical Program To Perform An Image Processing Algorithm

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US Patent:
6763515, Jul 13, 2004
Filed:
Jun 5, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/587682
Inventors:
Nicolas Vazquez - Austin TX
Jeffrey L. Kodosky - Austin TX
Ram Kudukoli - Austin TX
Kevin L. Schultz - Georgetown TX
Dinesh Nair - Austin TX
Christophe Caltagirone - Austin TX
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F 944
US Classification:
717109, 717106, 345967
Abstract:
System and method for automatically generating a graphical program to perform an image processing algorithm. A user may develop an image processing algorithm in an image prototyping environment. The image prototyping environment enables the user to easily apply various image processing functions to an image and immediately see the results, in order to develop the desired algorithm. As the user applies each image processing function to an image, the function may be recorded as a step in a script. Once the user has developed an algorithm, the user may request the image prototyping environment to automatically generate a program implementing the image processing algorithm. In various embodiments, the prototyping environment may be operable to generate different types of programs, including text-based and graphical programs. For example, a text-based program may include function calls corresponding to each step in the script recorded while developing the image processing algorithm, while a graphical program may include nodes corresponding to the steps of the script. The generated program may be operable to display a user interface comprising controls for interactively changing various parameters used by the image processing functions.

System And Method For Configuring An Instrument To Perform Measurement Functions Utilizing Conversion Of Graphical Programs Into Hardware Implementations

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US Patent:
6784903, Aug 31, 2004
Filed:
Jun 25, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/891571
Inventors:
Jeffrey L. Kodosky - Austin TX
Hugo Andrade - Austin TX
Brian Keith Odom - Georgetown TX
Cary Paul Butler - Austin TX
Kevin L. Schultz - Georgetown TX
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G09G 500
US Classification:
345771, 345763, 345765, 716 16, 716 3
Abstract:
A computer-implemented system and method for generating a hardware implementation of graphical code. The method may operate to configure an instrument to perform measurement functions, wherein the instrument includes a programmable hardware element. The method comprises first creating a graphical program, wherein the graphical program may implement a measurement function. A portion of the graphical program may be converted into a hardware implementation on a programmable hardware element, and a portion may optionally be compiled into machine code for execution by a CPU. The programmable hardware element is thus configured utilizing a hardware description and implements a hardware implementation of at least a portion of the graphical program.

System And Method For Configuring A Device To Perform Measurement Functions Utilizing Conversion Of Graphical Programs Into Hardware Implementations

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US Patent:
6934667, Aug 23, 2005
Filed:
Feb 16, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/788104
Inventors:
Jeffrey L. Kodosky - Austin TX, US
Hugo Andrade - Austin TX, US
Brian K. Odom - Pflugerville TX, US
Cary P. Butler - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F007/60
US Classification:
703 2, 703 22, 702 57
Abstract:
A computer-implemented system and method for generating a hardware implementation of graphical code. The method comprises first creating a graphical program. A first portion of the graphical program may optionally be compiled into machine code for execution by a CPU. A second portion of the graphical program is converted into a hardware implementation according to the present invention. The operation of converting the graphical program into a hardware implementation comprises exporting the second portion of the graphical program into a hardware description, wherein the hardware description describes a hardware implementation of the second portion of the graphical program, and then configuring a programmable hardware element utilizing the hardware description to produce a configured hardware element. The configured hardware element thus implements a hardware implementation of the second portion of the graphical program.

Specifying And Targeting Portions Of A Graphical Program For Execution By Multiple Targets

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US Patent:
6934668, Aug 23, 2005
Filed:
May 9, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/434688
Inventors:
Jeffrey L. Kodosky - Austin TX, US
Hugo Andrade - Austin TX, US
Brian K. Odom - Pflugerville TX, US
Cary P. Butler - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F007/60
US Classification:
703 2, 703 22, 702 57, 717106
Abstract:
A computer-implemented system and method for generating a hardware implementation of graphical code. The method comprises first creating a graphical program. A first portion of the graphical program may optionally be compiled into machine code for execution by a CPU. A second portion of the graphical program is converted into a hardware implementation according to the present invention. The operation of converting the graphical program into a hardware implementation comprises exporting the second portion of the graphical program into a hardware description, wherein the hardware description describes a hardware implementation of the second portion of the graphical program, and then configuring a programmable hardware element utilizing the hardware description to produce a configured hardware element. The configured hardware element thus implements a hardware implementation of the second portion of the graphical program.

Graphical Program With Various Function Icons And Method For Conversion Into Hardware Implementation

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US Patent:
6954724, Oct 11, 2005
Filed:
May 9, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/435331
Inventors:
Jeffrey L. Kodosky - Austin TX, US
Hugo Andrade - Austin TX, US
Brian K. Odom - Pflugerville TX, US
Cary P. Butler - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
National Instruments Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:
G06F007/60
US Classification:
703 2, 703 22, 702 57, 717106
Abstract:
A computer-implemented system and method for generating a hardware implementation of graphical code. The method comprises first creating a graphical program. A first portion of the graphical program may optionally be compiled into machine code for execution by a CPU. A second portion of the graphical program is converted into a hardware implementation according to the present invention. The operation of converting the graphical program into a hardware implementation comprises exporting the second portion of the graphical program into a hardware description, wherein the hardware description describes a hardware implementation of the second portion of the graphical program, and then configuring a programmable hardware element utilizing the hardware description to produce a configured hardware element. The configured hardware element thus implements a hardware implementation of the second portion of the graphical program.
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