Dudley A. Buck 1927 ~ 1959
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| Patent # | Patent Title |
| 2,832,897 | Magnetically Controlled Gating Element |
| 2,933,618 | Saturable Switch |
| 2,936,435 | High Speed Cryotron |
| 2,959,688 | Multiple Gate Cryotron Switch |
| 2,987,707 | "Magnetic Data Conversion Apparatus" R.H. Fuller & Dudley A. Buck |
| 3,001,178 | Electrical Memory Circuits |
| 3,011,711 | Cryogenic Computing Devices |
| 3,019,978 | "Cryotron Translators" Arthur Slade & Dudley Buck |
| Unpatented | |
| 1951 | Magnetic Logic |
| 1952 | Ferroelectric Memory (FeRam) |
| 1952 | Non-destructive sensing of magnetic fields |
| 1955 | Content Addressed Memory -&nbContent Addressed Memory - Recognition Unit - see page 17 of this document |
| 1958 | Using quartz as an insulator to build layers in integrated circuits |
Ferroelectric memory
Now called FeRAM, Ferroelectric memory was the subject of Dudley A. Buck's thesis for his degree of Master of Science at M.I.T. in 1952. In a Scientific American Magazine article in 1955 on Computer Memories, but Dr. Louis N. Ridenour, a ferroelectric memory array is shown as built by Bell Telephone Laboraotories.
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