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Inventor: Christopher Gabriel Brown — cri-one.com portfolio, Project 58.
Framework filing: USPTO Application No. 19/693,405.
Priority date: 2017-11-24 (WritePhi substrate foundations); V2-specific method claims anchored to inventions 1449–1458 plus the V2 Package invention record.
Specification revision: 0.1, dated 2026-07-04.
Status: Designed. Complete engineering package on file — V2 package specifications, reference schematics (ERC-clean, KiCad 10), Windows driver plans, firmware overview. No prototype fabricated. All performance figures are design targets derived from the engineering record, not measured guarantees.
WritePhi Devices is a Windows-compatible product family built on the WritePhi fabrication platform (Project 57). One physical PCIe 5.0 ×8 add-in card serves two distinct Windows-driver personas — the buyer selects the persona at purchase:
Same PCIe 5.0 ×8 card. Different firmware. Different Windows driver. Persona selected at boot via strap resistors R1 / R2 on the card. Both firmware images reside in on-card NOR flash; the AutoPhi 1Z-Edge bus master reads the strap at cold power-up and loads the matching persona.
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Project 58 introduces the V2 package — a redesigned die-carrier architecture that makes WritePhi dies volume-manufacturable, pick-and-place-compatible, sea-freight-shippable, and field-serviceable at production sample count. Every WPD-CSD and WPD-ACCEL card uses V2 packaging. Four sub-components, each with its own specification:
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DICER opcode: OP_FIDUCIAL (recommended 0x62). Ablated to full recording-layer depth for reflectivity-change visibility.
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Two DLLs, one shared C header (wpd_sdk.h):
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Common API: wpd_enumerate(), wpd_open_index(), wpd_close(). Cross-language wrappers planned: Python (pywpd, ctypes), C++ (header-only RAII), C# (.NET P/Invoke), Rust (wpd-rs crate).
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Firmware runs on the AutoPhi 1Z-Edge bus master. Language: C. Two persona images share a common base runtime; each is stored in NOR flash and selected at boot by the persona-strap resistors.
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Project 58 is arms-length from Project 57 per portfolio firewall. Same architecture family (both use WritePhi dies + AutoPhi 1Z-Edge). Separate SKUs, separate contracts, separate revenue streams.
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The store sells downloadable engineering-package blueprints, not physical hardware. Buyer picks the specific blueprint(s) they want. Each sub-blueprint ships as its own self-contained zip.
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Personal + educational use only; no commercial rights.
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Also included at no extra charge inside All In One (20T) — the complete cri-one.com portfolio acquisition.
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The full engineering package (wpd.crione.zip) contains 34 files across the following categories:
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What conveys with purchase:
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What does NOT convey (retained by the inventor at every tier):
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This is not a patent licence and not a patent assignment. This is a documentation + commercialisation-rights transaction.
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No cleanroom. No PCB rework. No soldering iron. Individual dies are user-replaceable in the field.
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This package ships on a single Blu-ray disc, posted to the delivery address on your order. The archive on the disc is AES-256 encrypted; the passphrase is sent separately, by email, once the disc is despatched — so the disc alone is of no use to anyone who intercepts it.
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Discs are despatched by tracked, signed-for post. Allow 5 business days for mastering and verification before despatch.
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© 2026 Christopher Gabriel Brown. All rights reserved.
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