`By: George E. Quillin
`Paul S. Hunter
`FOLEY & LARDNER LLP
`3000 K Street, N.W., Suite
`600 Washington, D.C. 20007
`Tel: (202) 672-5300 Fax:
`(202) 672-5399
`gquillin@foley.com
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`Paper No.
`Date Filed: December 5, 2013
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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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`XILINX, INC.
`Petitioner
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`v.
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`INTELLECTUAL VENTURES I LLC
`Patent Owner
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`Case IPR2013-00029
`Patent 5,632,545
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` PATENT OWNER’S DEMONSTRATIVE EXHIBITS
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`4850-9998-3383.1
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`IPR2013-00029
`Patent Owner’s Demonstrative Exhibits
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`PATENT OWNER’S DEMONSTRATIVES
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`In accordance with the Board’s scheduling order, Patent Owner Intellectual
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`Ventures submits the following demonstrative exhibits for use at the hearing scheduled
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`for Monday, December 9, 2013.
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`/George E. Quillin/
`George E. Quillin
`Registration No. 32,792
`Foley & Lardner LLP
`Counsel for Patent Owner
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`4850-9998-3383.1
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`1
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`Inter Partes Review of
`U.S. 5,632,545
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`IPR2013-00029
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`Demonstratives
`Patent Owner
`Intellectual Ventures I LLC
`December 9, 2013
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`2
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`Challenges
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`• Challenge #1: Claims 1-3 anticipated by
`Flasck under 35 U.S.C. § 102.
`– [DENIED by Board, Paper 11.]
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`• Challenge #2: Claims 1-3 unpatentable
`over Flasck under 35 U.S.C. § 103.
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`• Challenge #3: Claims 1-3 unpatentable
`over combination of Takanashi and Lee
`under 35 U.S.C. § 103.
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`3
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`Challenge #2: Flasck
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`• Claim 1 of the ‘545 patent recites:
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`• Flasck, however, specifically,
`teaches away from the use of
`“light shutters”…
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`4
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`Challenge #2: Flasck
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`• Flasck says “shutter” systems
`have “a number of problems”:
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`(Col. 4, lines 25-43.)
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`Challenge #2: Flasck
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` Claim 1 of the ‘545 patent also recites:
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` The claimed “video controller” must:
`(1) control light-shutter matrices,
`(2) control the matrices to facilitate the display of video, and
`(3) control the matrices in accordance with a video signal.
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`(See, ‘545 patent, col. 3, lines 13-18, and Mr. Smith-Gillespie’s declaration, Ex. 2005 at ¶ 17).
` The Board held:
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`(Institution of Trial, Paper 11, page 14.)
` Patent Owner submits that Flasck does not
`teach a “video controller” as required by
`claim 1. (Patent Owner Response, p. 36)
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`Challenge #2: Flasck
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` The Board found:
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`(Institution of Trial, Paper 11, page 14.)
` However, the Board found the following
`persuasive:
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`(Institution of Trial, Paper 11, page 15.)
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`Challenge #2: Flasck
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` Thus, the Board found:
`Electronic interface 118 in Flasck is not a “video
`controller” as claimed.
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` However, the use of a “video drive circuit”
`(note different term than the claim
`language) “in the location of electronic
`interface 118” would be a “predictable use
`of prior art elements.”
`(Paper 11, pp. 15-16.)
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`Challenge #2: Flasck
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` Would it have been “predictable”?
`The only mention of “electronic interface 118” in
`Flasck:
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`(col. 7, lines 32-34.)
`The only mention of “video” in Flasck:
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`(col. 4, lines 6-16.)
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`Challenge #3: Takanashi + Lee
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` Regarding the “video controller adapted
`for controlling the light-shutter matrices”
`in claim 1, the Board states:
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`(Paper 11, pages 18-19.)
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` The Board was “persuaded by the
`analysis set forth in the petition and
`accompanying declaration” regarding
`Takanashi and Lee.
`(Paper 11, page 19.)
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`10
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`Challenge #3: Takanashi + Lee
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` Petitioner’s Dr. Buckman now admits “19”
`in Lee is not a “video controller”:
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`(Deposition of Buckman, Oct. 8, 2013, Ex. 2016, page 7, lines 4-10.)
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`Challenge #3: Takanashi + Lee
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`11
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`(Deposition of Buckman, Oct. 8, 2013, Ex. 2016, page 7, lines 11-22.)
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`Chronology of Buckman’s
`Positions on Lee
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`Chronology of Buckman’s
`Positions on Lee
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`14
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`Challenge #3: Takanashi + Lee
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`Takanashi + Lee do not show
`claimed “video controller”
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`Lee, Fig. 3
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`15
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`Challenge #3: Takanashi + Lee
`Takanashi never mentions:
`“light shutter”
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`“matrix,” “matrices,” or “matrix
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`system”
`“switch,” “switching” or
`“switching matrix”
`“video” and “controller”
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`Lee never mentions:
`“matrix,” “matrices,” or “matrix
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`system”
`“switch,” “switching,” or
`“switching matrix”
`“video” and “controller”
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`16
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`Motion to Amend
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` Proposed claim 4 requires:
`– a heat containment system, wherein the
`heat containment system comprises an
`enclosure that isolates components in the
`heat containment system from other
`components of the video projector system,
`and wherein the heat containment system
`includes:
` the individual light sources;
` heat filter glass … ; and
` a fan in communication with an outside
`environment, wherein the fan is adapted to
`force heat generated by the individual light
`sources and heat filtered by the heat filter
`glass into the outside environment;
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`17
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`Motion to Amend
` For the claimed “heat containment
`system,” Buckman combines Flasck,
`Rodriguez, Lee, and Miyashita: (pp. 18-28,
`Buckman Declaration re Proposed Substitute Claims, Ex. 1012)
` However, Lee states at 3:67 to 4:7:
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`“a heat containment system, wherein the heat
`containment system comprises an enclosure that
`isolates components in the heat containment system
`from other components of the video projector system”
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`18
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`Motion to Amend
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` Proposed claim 4 requires:
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`– a second controller adapted to control the
`individual light sources and the fan; and
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`– a control link adapted to connect the
`video controller to the second controller to
`provide individualized variable control of
`each of the individual light sources.
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`19
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`Motion to Amend
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` For the claimed “second controller,”
`Buckman modifies Miyashita, Fig. 3, as
`shown below: (p. 29 of Buckman Declaration re Proposed
`Substitute Claims, Ex.1012):
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`20
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`Motion to Amend
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` In a deposition for the ‘334 IPR, Dr.
`Buckman acknowledges that the Miyashita
`figure he submitted in this ‘545 IPR is
`“incorrect.”
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`(Nov. 12, 2013, Deposition of Dr. Buckman in the
`‘334 IPR, Ex. 2020 in this IPR, p. 78, lines 14-17.)
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`21
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`Motion to Amend
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` For the claimed “control link,” Buckman
`modifies Lee, Fig. 1, as shown below: (p. 54 of
`Buckman Declaration re Proposed Substitute Claims, Ex. 1012):
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`“a control link adapted to connect the video controller
`to the second controller to provide individualized
`variable control of each of the individual light sources.”
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`22
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`Motion to Amend
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` In a deposition for the ‘334 IPR, Dr.
`Buckman acknowledges the annotated Lee
`figure he submitted is “incorrect.”
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`(Nov. 12, 2013, Deposition of Dr. Buckman, Ex.
`2020, p. 74, line 23 – p. 75, line 14.)
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`Summary
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` Challenge #2: Flasck
`– Flasck teaches away from use of “shutters.”
`– No evidence of a “video controller” in Flasck
`other than non-patent, non-printed publication
`witness testimony.
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` Challenge #3: Takanashi and Lee
`– Takanashi fails to show a “video controller.”
`– Petitioner admits that the basis argued in the
`IPR Petition for finding a “video controller” and
`“light shutter matrices” in Lee is incorrect.
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` Motion to Amend (if needed)
`– Petitioner’s expert admits in a related
`proceeding that the evidence against the
`claim amendments in ‘545 IPR is incorrect.
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`CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
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`The undersigned hereby certifies that a copy of the foregoing PATENT OWNER’S
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`DEMONSTRATIVE EXHIBITS is being served on counsel of record by filing this document
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`through the Patent Review Processing System as well as delivering a copy via commercial
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`overnight courier directed to the counsel of record for the Petitioner at the following address:
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`David L. McCombs, Esq.
`Haynes and Boone, LLP
`2323 Victory Avenue, Suite 700
`Dallas, TX 75219
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`Respectfully submitted,
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`/George E. Quillin/
`George E. Quillin
` Registration No. 32,792
` Counsel for Patent Owner
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`Dated: December 5, 2013
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