Patents by Inventor Golam M. Choudhury
Golam M. Choudhury has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11303068Abstract: Communications connectors include a housing and a plurality of substantially rigid conductive pins that are mounted in the housing. The conductive pins are arranged as a plurality of differential pairs of conductive pins that each include a tip conductive pin and a ring conductive pin. Each conductive pin has a first end that is configured to be received within a respective socket of a mating connector and a second end. The tip conductive pin of each differential pair of conductive pins crosses over its associated ring conductive pin to form a plurality of tip-ring crossover locations.Type: GrantFiled: September 9, 2019Date of Patent: April 12, 2022Assignee: COMMSCOPE, INC. OF NORTH CAROLINAInventors: Amid I. Hashim, Richard Y. Mei, Golam M. Choudhury
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Publication number: 20200106216Abstract: Communications connectors include a housing and a plurality of substantially rigid conductive pins that are mounted in the housing. The conductive pins are arranged as a plurality of differential pairs of conductive pins that each include a tip conductive pin and a ring conductive pin. Each conductive pin has a first end that is configured to be received within a respective socket of a mating connector and a second end.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 9, 2019Publication date: April 2, 2020Inventors: Amid I. Hashim, Richard Y. Mei, Golam M. Choudhury
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Patent number: 10411409Abstract: Communications connectors include a housing and a plurality of substantially rigid conductive pins that are mounted in the housing. The conductive pins are arranged as a plurality of differential pairs of conductive pins that each include a tip conductive pin and a ring conductive pin. Each conductive pin has a first end that is configured to be received within a respective socket of a mating connector and a second end. The tip conductive pin of each differential pair of conductive pins crosses over its associated ring conductive pin to form a plurality of tip-ring crossover locations.Type: GrantFiled: May 14, 2018Date of Patent: September 10, 2019Assignee: COMMSCOPE, INC. OF NORTH CAROLINAInventors: Amid I. Hashim, Richard Y. Mei, Golam M. Choudhury
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Publication number: 20190140399Abstract: Communications connectors include a housing and a plurality of substantially rigid conductive pins that are mounted in the housing. The conductive pins are arranged as a plurality of differential pairs of conductive pins that each include a tip conductive pin and a ring conductive pin. Each conductive pin has a first end that is configured to be received within a respective socket of a mating connector and a second end.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 14, 2018Publication date: May 9, 2019Inventors: Amid I. Hashim, Richard Y. Mei, Golam M. Choudhury
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Patent number: 9972940Abstract: Communications connectors include a housing and a plurality of substantially rigid conductive pins that are mounted in the housing. The conductive pins are arranged as a plurality of differential pairs of conductive pins that each include a tip conductive pin and a ring conductive pin. Each conductive pin has a first end that is configured to be received within a respective socket of a mating connector and a second end. The tip conductive pin of each differential pair of conductive pins crosses over its associated ring conductive pin to form a plurality of tip-ring crossover locations.Type: GrantFiled: July 11, 2016Date of Patent: May 15, 2018Assignee: CommScope, Inc. of North CarolinaInventors: Amid I. Hashim, Richard Y. Mei, Golam M. Choudhury
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Publication number: 20160322752Abstract: Communications connectors include a housing and a plurality of substantially rigid conductive pins that are mounted in the housing. The conductive pins are arranged as a plurality of differential pairs of conductive pins that each include a tip conductive pin and a ring conductive pin. Each conductive pin has a first end that is configured to be received within a respective socket of a mating connector and a second end.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2016Publication date: November 3, 2016Inventors: Amid I. Hashim, Richard Y. Mei, Golam M. Choudhury
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Patent number: 9407043Abstract: Communications connectors include a housing and a plurality of substantially rigid conductive pins that are mounted in the housing. The conductive pins are arranged as a plurality of differential pairs of conductive pins that each include a tip conductive pin and a ring conductive pin. Each conductive pin has a first end that is configured to be received within a respective socket of a mating connector and a second end. The tip conductive pin of each differential pair of conductive pins crosses over its associated ring conductive pin to form a plurality of tip-ring crossover locations.Type: GrantFiled: July 16, 2013Date of Patent: August 2, 2016Assignee: CommScope, Inc. of North CarolinaInventors: Amid I. Hashim, Richard Y. Mei, Golam M. Choudhury
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Patent number: 9160117Abstract: A telecommunications patching system includes a patch panel comprising a plurality of connector ports and a plurality of patch cords configured to selectively interconnect pairs of the connector ports. Each patch cord has opposite ends and a respective connector secured to each end that is configured to be removably secured within a connector port. The connectors of a respective patch cord have the same unique identifier associated therewith. A first sensor is located at each connector port and detects when a patch cord connector is inserted within, and removed from, a respective connector port. A second sensor is located at each connector port and reads the identifier of a patch cord connector inserted within a respective connector port. The first and second sensors are in communication with a controller that monitors and logs patch cord interconnections with the connector ports.Type: GrantFiled: January 30, 2012Date of Patent: October 13, 2015Assignee: CommScope, Inc. of North CarolinaInventors: Michael G. German, Golam M. Choudhury, Daniel W. Macauley, Danny L. Satterthwaite, Peter T. Tucker
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Publication number: 20140017956Abstract: Communications connectors include a housing and a plurality of substantially rigid conductive pins that are mounted in the housing. The conductive pins are arranged as a plurality of differential pairs of conductive pins that each include a tip conductive pin and a ring conductive pin. Each conductive pin has a first end that is configured to be received within a respective socket of a mating connector and a second end.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 16, 2013Publication date: January 16, 2014Inventors: Amid I. Hashim, Richard Y. Mei, Golam M. Choudhury
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Publication number: 20120128136Abstract: A telecommunications patching system includes a patch panel comprising a plurality of connector ports and a plurality of patch cords configured to selectively interconnect pairs of the connector ports. Each patch cord has opposite ends and a respective connector secured to each end that is configured to be removably secured within a connector port. The connectors of a respective patch cord have the same unique identifier associated therewith. A first sensor is located at each connector port and detects when a patch cord connector is inserted within, and removed from, a respective connector port. A second sensor is located at each connector port and reads the identifier of a patch cord connector inserted within a respective connector port. The first and second sensors are in communication with a controller that monitors and logs patch cord interconnections with the connector ports.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 30, 2012Publication date: May 24, 2012Inventors: Michael G. German, Golam M. Choudhury, Daniel W. Macauley, Danny L. Satterthwaite, Peter T. Tucker
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Patent number: 8116434Abstract: A telecommunications patching system includes a patch panel comprising a plurality of connector ports and a plurality of patch cords configured to selectively interconnect pairs of the connector ports. Each patch cord has opposite ends and a respective connector secured to each end that is configured to be removably secured within a connector port. The connectors of a respective patch cord have the same unique identifier associated therewith. A first sensor is located at each connector port and detects when a patch cord connector is inserted within, and removed from, a respective connector port. A second sensor is located at each connector port and reads the identifier of a patch cord connector inserted within a respective connector port. The first and second sensors are in communication with a controller that monitors and logs patch cord interconnections with the connector ports.Type: GrantFiled: November 29, 2006Date of Patent: February 14, 2012Assignee: CommScope, Inc. of North CarolinaInventors: Michael G. German, Golam M. Choudhury, Daniel W. Macauley, Danny L. Satterthwaite, Peter T. Tucker
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Publication number: 20080122579Abstract: A telecommunications patching system includes a patch panel comprising a plurality of connector ports and a plurality of patch cords configured to selectively interconnect pairs of the connector ports. Each patch cord has opposite ends and a respective connector secured to each end that is configured to be removably secured within a connector port. The connectors of a respective patch cord have the same unique identifier associated therewith. A first sensor is located at each connector port and detects when a patch cord connector is inserted within, and removed from, a respective connector port. A second sensor is located at each connector port and reads the identifier of a patch cord connector inserted within a respective connector port. The first and second sensors are in communication with a controller that monitors and logs patch cord interconnections with the connector ports.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 29, 2006Publication date: May 29, 2008Inventors: Michael G. German, Golam M. Choudhury, Daniel W. Macauley, Danny L. Satterthwaite, Peter T. Tucker
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Patent number: 6671372Abstract: A protective cable cover separates cable routing from patchcords and cross-connect wire in a wiring trough, and includes a printed wiring board that provides a means for mounting electronic circuitry and components. The cable cover is placed over the cable conductors on a wiring block cable organizer. A circuit designation strip and row marking pads are provided to designate rows and circuit connections. A strike engages a latch on a patchcord plug to releasably retain the plug in engagement with the wiring block. Mounting holes are formed integral with the cable cover to engage latches on the cable organizer for releasably mounting the cable cover on the cable organizer.Type: GrantFiled: June 10, 1999Date of Patent: December 30, 2003Assignee: Avaya Technology Corp.Inventors: Frank P. Baker, Theodore A. Conorich, William J. Ivan, Michael G. German, Golam M. Choudhury
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Patent number: 6065994Abstract: An electrical connector (e.g., a plug or receptacle for a plug) has multiple conductors that carry two or more transmission paths, where each transmission path uses (at least) two conductors to carry a balanced signal. A portion of the like conductors of one type are grouped together and separated from a portion of like conductors of another type. For example, in one embodiment, the electrical connector is a plug having contacts used to terminate a multi-wire cable carrying up to four voice or data signal transmission paths and having four pairs of TIP-RING contacts, where a portion of the four TIP contacts are grouped together and a portion of the four RING contacts are grouped together and separated from the group of TIP contacts. In this way, electromagnetic (e.g., capacitive and/or inductive) coupling between like conductors (e.g., from TIP contact to TIP contact) will be generated that opposes electromagnetic coupling between unlike conductors (e.g.Type: GrantFiled: May 19, 1997Date of Patent: May 23, 2000Assignee: Lucent Technologies Inc.Inventors: Amid I. Hashim, Golam M. Choudhury, Theodore A. Conorich, Frank P. Baker, III
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Patent number: 5622516Abstract: An insulation displacement connecting (IDC) terminal that accepts two insulated wires in a single slot for the making of an electrical connection. The IDC portion of the terminal, which cuts into the insulation of the wire to establish contact, is designed with large flat spring contacts about a centrally located slot, wherein the contacts displace torsionally when normal forces placed on the terminals exceed a fixed load. The torsional displacement is enabled by the inclusion of a widened slot proximate a base portion of the terminal. The widened slot in combination with an angular orientation of the terminal contained within an insulated connector module housing enables the contacts to twist to away from one another. This displacement effect allows for larger gauge and more than one conductor to be inserted into the terminal without permanently yielding the beam contacts of the terminal.Type: GrantFiled: May 17, 1995Date of Patent: April 22, 1997Assignee: Lucent Technologies Inc.Inventors: William C. Baggett, Golam M. Choudhury, Michael G. German, Dianne W. Gilland, Andrew Schwartz, Jeremia P. Starace, Wayne D. Larsen
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Patent number: 5226835Abstract: A plug for interconnecting a pair of wires at its input with a pair of insulation displacement connectors (IDC) at its output is improved. The plug comprises a dielectric housing and a pair of non-insulated conductors within the housing that cross over and are spaced-apart from each other. Each conductor comprises a generally flat blade portion for insertion into an IDC at one end, and a terminal for making electrical contact with a wire at the other. In the illustrative embodiment of the invention, the terminal comprises an insulation displacement connector. Additionally, the conductors are identical to each other, but are reverse-mounted with respect to each other to achieve crossover.Type: GrantFiled: August 6, 1992Date of Patent: July 13, 1993Assignee: AT&T Bell LaboratoriesInventors: Frank P. Baker, III, Golam M. Choudhury, W. John Denkmann, Willard A. Dix, Lyndon D. Ensz, William T. Spitz