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` UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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` BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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` _______________________________________
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` XILINX, INC. And XILINX ASIA PACIFIC PTE. LTD.
` Petitioner
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` v.
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` ANALOG DEVICES, INC.
` Patent owner
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` ________________________________
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` IPR2020-01336
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` Patent No. 7,012,463
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` ________________________________
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` Remote Examination of PETER KINGET
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` Monday, June 28, 2021 - 10:02 a.m.
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`Reported by:
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`JESSIE WAACK, RDR, CRR, CCRR, NYRCR, NYACR,
`CCR-NJ (No. 30XI008238700) CSR-TX (No. 11958)
`CCR-WA (No. 21007264), CSR-CA (No. 14420),
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` REMOTE EXAMINATION of PETER KINGET,
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`taken before JESSICA R. WAACK,Registered
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`Professional Reporter, Registered Merit
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`Pennsylvania and Virginia, taken remotely in New
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`York, on Monday, June 28, 2021, commencing at
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` ON BEHALF OF THE PETITIONER:
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` SLATER MATSIL
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` BY: STEVEN H. SLATER, ESQ.
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` BY: LI LI, ESQ.
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` 17950 Preston Road, Suite 1000
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` Dallas, Texas 75252
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` 972-732-1001
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` Sslater@slatermatsil.com
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` Lli@slatermatsil.com
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` ON BEHALF OF THE PATENT OWNER:
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` WILMERHALE
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` BY: BRIAN LAMBSON, ESQ.
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` BY: JASON KIPNIS, ESQ.
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` 1875 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
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` Washington, DC 20006
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` 202-663-6190
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` Brian.lambson@wilmerhale.com
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` Jason.kipnis@wilmerhale.com
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` A L S O P R E S E N T
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` MIHAI MURGULESCU, with Analog Devices
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` SHIRLEY FUNG, with Analog Devices
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` INDEX TO EXAMINATION
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` WITNESS: PETER KINGET
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` EXAMINATION PAGE
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` INDEX TO PREVIOUSLY MARKED EXHIBITS
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` WITNESS: PETER KINGET
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` MARKED DESCRIPTION PAGE
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` Exhibit 1005 Excerpts from the Johns and
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` Martin "Analog Integrated
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` Circuit Design" book 138
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` Exhibit 1007 Oliaei patent 6,697,001 55
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` Exhibit 2002 Declaration of Peter Kinget 17
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` REMOTE PROCEEDINGS
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` June 28, 2021, 10:02 a.m.
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` New York, New York
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` PETER KINGET,
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` called as a witness herein,
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` having been first duly sworn on
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` oath, was examined and testified
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` as follows:
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` *****
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` EXAMINATION
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` BY MR. SLATER:
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` Q. Good morning, Dr. Kinget.
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` A. Good morning.
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` Q. How are you today?
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` A. I'm good. How are you?
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` Q. I'm good. Thank you.
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` My name is Steve Slater. I'm an
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` attorney representing Xilinx in this case,
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` and Xilinx is the petitioner.
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` So let me just start off with
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` some introductories, make sure we're on the
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` same page and have a common basis.
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` Dr. Kinget, have you given a
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` deposition virtually before?
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` A. No.
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` Q. Okay. First time.
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` What about giving a deposition in
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` live testimony?
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` A. I have done that before.
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` Q. Okay. About how many times have
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` you given your deposition?
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` A. A handful of times. A couple of
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` times. I don't know an exact amount.
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` Q. So five to ten times perhaps?
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` A. Yeah. Closer to five, I think.
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` Q. Okay. Have you ever had the
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` opportunity to testify live in court
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` before?
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` A. No, I have not.
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` Q. Well, we did have a couple
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` preliminaries, as you know, before starting
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` the deposition. And just to emphasize some
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` of those for the benefit of the court
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` reporter, it's important that we give each
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` other space, if you will, that we don't
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` talk over each other.
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` So if you would, please allow me
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` to finish my questions before answering,
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` and I will endeavor to do the same and
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` allow you to finish your answers before I
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` ask the next question. And if I don't, you
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` can be sure and let me know about that,
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` okay?
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` A. That sounds good.
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` Q. And likewise, although, you know,
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` we have this video feed, I can see you
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` responding to me. For the record, when you
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` answer my questions, it's important that
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` you do so verbally. And we need to have
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` answers such as yes or no and not, you
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` know, vocations that aren't clearly
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` articulated.
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` A. Yes, I know.
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` attorney might object to some of the
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` questions I ask, and in that case, you
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` know, he will make his objection for the
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` record, but I would ask that unless you are
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` specifically instructed by the attorney not
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` to answer my question, that once he's made
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` his objection for the record, you go ahead
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` and answer the question.
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` Can you agree to that?
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` A. Understood, yes.
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` Q. Okay. Great. When you've given
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` your deposition previously, was that with
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` respect to an inter partes review
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` A. As far as I can recall right now,
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` I don't think so.
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` Q. Okay. Were any of your prior
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` deposition experiences relating to a patent
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` infringement lawsuit?
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` A. Yes.
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` Q. Okay. Were they, as far as you
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` lawsuits?
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` A. Yes.
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` Q. And in your prior -- strike that.
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` previously, was that in a capacity as an
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` expert witness?
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` A. Yes.
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` Q. And I ask, you know, the term
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` "expert witness" as opposed to perhaps
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` being deposed as a fact witness such as an
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` inventor of a patent, for instance?
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` A. So, no, I was deposed as an
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` expert witness in the prior cases.
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` Q. Okay. When you have been deposed
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` those prior depositions?
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` A. As far as I recall, I think that
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` I've testified on both the side -- on both
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` Q. Going back to preliminaries. Do
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` you have any other applications running on
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` your computer besides this web browser for
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` the Zoom meeting?
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` A. So I have the Zoom -- it's
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` And then I received in the chat
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` opened, and so I have -- I'm not seeing it
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` now, but on another desktop or behind this
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` screen there is a browser window open which
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` has that document that was shared with me.
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` Those are the only two things open.
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` Q. Okay. And were there tabs open
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` A. No. I see my calendar is also
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` Q. Dr. Kinget, what about paper
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` A. So I have a printed copy of my
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` declaration.
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` Q. Okay.
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` A. Well, and this is part of it.
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` This is the exhibit part of it, so it's
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` basically one. I have a printed copy of
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` the '463 patent. I have a printed copy of
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` the Oliaei patent.
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` I have a copy of the paper by Gerfers,
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` which is also one of the references.
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` Q. Okay. Any other --
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` A. And I have --
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` Q. Sorry?
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` A. Sorry. And I have some empty
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` paper and a pen. I assume that's fine.
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` Q. Sure. The document that you just
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` identified to me, and thank you for that,
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` A. No. These documents are clean,
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` Q. Okay. Great. One thing that's a
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` little bit different in IPR proceedings
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` compared to district court proceedings is
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` in these proceedings, the rules are a
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` the testimony, et cetera, in a proceeding
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` such as this one, those communications
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` would be considered inappropriate.
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` So I just want to make sure
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` you're aware of that. And I'm sure Brian
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` or some of the other attorneys have already
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` discussed that with you.
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` A. Yes, we have discussed that. I'm
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` aware.
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` Q. Okay. Great. Another ground
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` rule, and I'm also sure you're aware of, is
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` if my question at any point during the
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` A. I will do that.
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` Q. Sometimes you might think I'm
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` distract you when probably I'm just
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` probably asking a very poor question, and
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` you not, that we are here to ask you
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` questions about the declaration that I
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` believe you alluded to earlier.
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` on that, this is -- the declaration you
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` showed me earlier is a declaration that you
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` prepared regarding the inter partes review
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` that has been instituted against U.S.
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` Patent 7,012,463, correct?
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` A. That is correct.
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` Q. And I believe that was around
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` April of twenty -- 29 that you prepared
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` that declaration, correct?
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` A. So the declaration was submitted
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` Q. When I refer to the patent as the
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` '463 or the '463 patent, you'll understand
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` that I'm talking about 7,012,463, right?
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` A. Yes.
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` Q. Likewise, when I refer to your
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` declaration, you will understand that we're
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` submitted in April 29 of 2021, correct?
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` A. Yes.
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` Q. Dr. Kinget, how much time did you
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` A. Several hours. Two afternoons to
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` get ready for the deposition.
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` Q. Did you meet with any of the
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` lawyers representing Analog Devices?
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` A. Yes, we did.
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` Q. Do you recall who you met with?
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` A. So we all met -- well, we all met
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` virtually, but I met with Brian Lambson. I
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` met with Jason Kipnis, Peter Dichiara. So
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` those are all attorneys with WilmerHale.
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` And also with Lindsay McGuinness
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` Analog Devices, and Mihai -- I'll do my
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` Murgulescu is hopefully good pronunciation
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` of the last name of Mihai also from Analog
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` Devices.
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` Q. Did you review any documents in
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` preparation for your testimony today?
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` A. So I mainly reviewed the
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` declaration, and as part of that also
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` looked briefly at some of the references,
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` you know, that I just also showed to you
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` that I have printed out here. But the main
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` focus was on, you know, the declaration
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` Q. So you mentioned the references.
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` Would that include Oliaei, Vittoz and
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` Gerfers?
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` A. Yes. But, again, I just
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` mainly -- when they were referenced in the
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` declaration, I might have just
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` cross-checked. But I mainly focused on the
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` declaration for my preparation today.
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` Q. Okay. I'm going to send out a
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` link on this chat.
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` Q. Give me just one minute.
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` And Dr. Kinget the link sent
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` A. So should I --
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` Q. Are you able to open it?
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` A. I'm asking, I'm supposed to open
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` Q. Yes, please.
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` A. Okay.
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` Q. And when you have that document
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` A. Yes. I have it open and looking
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` Q. That was my hope that was your
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` declaration. And I'm providing this mostly
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` just to make sure that, again, we have a
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` clear record and we're all on the same
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` lower right-hand corner, it has a notation
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` "Analog 2002."
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` Do you see that, sir?
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` Exhibit 2002 as it was submitted to the
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` A. Okay.
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` MR. LAMBSON: Steve, as we
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` MR. SLATER: Okay. Yeah, that's
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` fine, Brian. I'd be happy to email you
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` that's okay for now. No need.
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` Q. Dr. Kinget, if you would, please,
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` A. Yeah. I assume this is okay.
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` I'm actually going -- you'll see me look
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` Q. I think we're all under that
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` A. Okay.
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` Q. As long as you're looking off the
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` paper copy, as long as that copy is what
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` was submitted to the Patent Office, I think
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` we're fine.
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` And, you know, if during the
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` course of what I'm asking doesn't quite
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` A. Thank you.
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` Q. No, I understand. I'm kind of a
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` A. So, yes, I'm looking at the table
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` have been numbered as an exhibit.
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` Q. Yes. So I misspoke actually.
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` correct?
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` A. Yes. So the first document,
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` petition, doesn't have an exhibit number.
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` Then if you look there are seven -- there
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` are seven other documents in the table.
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` Q. Yes, sir. Thank you for that
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` clarification.
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` THE WITNESS: So I used these
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` MR. LAMBSON: Objection. Form.
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` THE WITNESS: So these are the
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` key documents that are also referenced
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` references to 1013 for which I've seen
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` the excerpts.
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` I mainly refer to these references and
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` you meant by that?
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` A. So if you go to page 49, this is
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` just one example. The second line I have a
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` quote from Exhibit 1013.
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` is?
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` A. It's a book by Allen and Holberg.
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` I think it's called "CMOS Analog Circuit
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` Design."
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` Q. I see.
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` A. And can I add to that?
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` Q. Yes, sir, of course.
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` A. So if you actually go to page 7
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` again as one example, also the book by
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` Q. Are you done, sir?
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` A. Let me add maybe if you'll allow
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` that -- go to page 62. In order to run the
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` circuit simulations that I've included in
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` my declaration, I also went online to
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` Q. So you reference the Johns and
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` reason I ask about that, I was curious why
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` that reference wasn't listed in
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` paragraph 8, if you recall?
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` A. No, I don't recall specifically.
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` I can only notice that it is also
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` referenced in the '463 patent, the textbook
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` by Johns and Martin.
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` specific reason as far as I can tell why
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` it's not in this particular table on
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` page 5.
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` Q. Okay. That's fine.
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` And likewise, with regard to the
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` A. Not as far as I know. Also the
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` Q. Sure. Understood. And that's
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` they can evaluate all of the factual bases
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` for your opinions.
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` A. Not as far as I can remember.
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` Q. So it follows that there's no
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` other document that you relied upon in
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` preparing this declaration?
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` MR. LAMBSON: Objection. Form.
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` THE WITNESS: So as far as I
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` know, I think -- I provided accurate
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` Q. Right. And I appreciate that.
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` And my question is really directed towards
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` MR. LAMBSON: Objection. Form.
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` THE WITNESS: Again, as far as I
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` Q. Okay. Great.
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` If you do happen to think of any
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` A. Okay.
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` Q. Going back to preliminaries. I
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` probably should have asked, Dr. Kinget,
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` where are you testifying from this morning?
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` A. I am currently at home in Summit,
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` A. So one of my children is in the
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` Q. Okay. Fair. But no one in the
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` A. So let me -- one of my children
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` Q. Well, if at any time during
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` today's proceedings you need to take a
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` break and go and check on them, just let me
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` know.
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` A. I will.
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` Q. And because I do sometimes tend
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` to shorthand things a little bit, more than
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` I should, I do want to clarify that during
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` the course of today's questioning, when I
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` ask you questions about a POSITA,
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` P-O-S-I-T-A, do you understand what a --
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` the term POSITA means?
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` A. Yes. On page 5 in the
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` declaration we also -- or I also refer to
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` the person of ordinary skill in the art,
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` Q. Absolutely I'll allow that.
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` When we're talking about what a
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` On page 5 of your declaration at
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` Last sentence of paragraph 9.
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` Did I read that correctly?
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` A. Yes. That's correct.
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` at the time of the invention of the '463
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` patent, correct?
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` MR. LAMBSON: Objection.
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` THE WITNESS: So as I wrote in my
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` declaration, I have applied the
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` proposed level of education and
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` experience of the POSITA at the time of
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` the alleged invention of the '463
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` Q. Great.
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` When I ask you questions today
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` regardless of whether I put a time frame on
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` it, will you apply that same standard as in
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` A. Yes. As far as I've been
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` instructed, that's the -- that's what I
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` should do in terms of -- with regards to
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` the POSITA.
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` Q. Okay. Good.
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` And, again, just looking for some
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` common ground rules, because my questions
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` do tend to sometimes be inartful. So I'm
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` trying to cover that in advance.
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` Dr. Kinget, concerning your
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` previous and current experience, you're
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` currently a professor; is that correct?
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` A. That is correct.
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` Q. At Columbia University?
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` A. Yes.
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` Q. Do you have any current courses
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` that you are teaching?
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` A. So we are in the summer semester
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` Q. Do you plan to teach courses in
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` A. In the fall I am scheduled to
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` teach a course called Analog Circuit
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` Q. 4000 level, is that -- what does
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` "4000 level" mean?
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` A. These are courses that are
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` typically taken by senior undergraduate
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` students and starting graduate students,
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` master students or master PhD students.
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` Q. So in that course, would you
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` teach theory of circuit design for analog
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` A. We cover a subset of the broad
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` field of analog circuit design in that
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` course.
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` Q. Would that subset include, for
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` instance, designing switch capacitor
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` circuits?
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` A. The familiar course I will teach
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` coming fall might mentions -- well,
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` circuits, but they're not taught in great
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` detail in that course.
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` Q. Would the typical course load for
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` a graduate student pursuing a master's
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` electrical engineering at Columbia
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` University include course work on switch
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` capacitor semiconductor design?
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` master's students have a lot of liberty in
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` choosing their program. These programs
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` have a credit requirement, but we do --
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` more detail.
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` Q. If a student was following the
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` A. Yes, they would.
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` Q. And would they likely learn about
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` feedback -- switch capacitor common load
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` the material covered has some variations.
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` So maybe sometimes, but maybe
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` Q. Would you assume that they would
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` be aware of techniques to ameliorate the
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` effect of charge injection switch capacitor
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` A. Yeah, again, I think that they
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` will be aware of techniques to address
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` charge injection in switch capacitor
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` circuits.
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` Q. Would that likewise have been
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` true in the 2002-2003 time frame?
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` A. So I joined Columbia in 2002. I
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` mainly taught undergraduate courses at the
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` time, which this is a more advanced topic
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` that would not occur in those courses
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` typically.
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` But generally master students
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` with a strong -- with a strong focus or
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` with a focus on analog circuit design
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