Patents by Inventor Michael T. Dudek

Michael T. Dudek 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).

  • Publication number: 20080233799
    Abstract: An EMI-minimized transceiver and a rectangular-shaped collar including a plurality of contact fingers for making electrical contact with a chassis in which a transceiver cage comprising the collar and the cage body is mounted are provided.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 5, 2008
    Publication date: September 25, 2008
    Inventors: Paul Winker, Eric Larson, Neil Cannon, Andrew Kayner, Heike Tritschler, Michael T. Dudek
  • Patent number: 5416779
    Abstract: A communication procedure suitable for a cordless telephone system involves time division duplex radio communication between a handset 11 and a base station 3 using alternating bursts of transmission over a single radio channel. Once a radio link has been set up, initial transmissions carry a synchronisation logical channel S and a signalling logical channel D multiplexed together, but the link may switch to bursts carrying a communications logical channel B for the speech data and the signalling logical channel D. Burst synchronisation is achieved by the asynchronous detection of words in a synchronisation channel S. These words have bit patterns reducing the probability of incorrect asynchronous detection of them. If one part ceases to receive handset signals from the other, it transmits a special signal, informing the other part. This enables both parts to detect the failure of a link at substantially the same time, so that their actions to re-establish the link are synchronised.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 13, 1994
    Date of Patent: May 16, 1995
    Assignees: British Telecommunications Public Limited Company, Kenwood Corporation, GPT Limited, Orbitel Mobile Communications Limited, AT&T Wireless Communications Products Limited, Northern Telecom Limited
    Inventors: Nigel E. Barnes, Brian A. Bidwell, Andrew Bud, Malcolm Crisp, Michael T. Dudek, Rupert Goodings, David C. Odhams, Peter N. Proctor, Ian Rodgers
  • Patent number: 5228026
    Abstract: A communication procedure suitable for a cordless telephone system involves time division duplex radio communication between a handset 11 and a base station using alternating bursts of transmission over a single radio channel. Once a radio link has been set up, initial transmissions carry a synchronization logical channel S and a signalling logical channel D multiplexed together, but the link may switch to bursts carrying a communications logical channel B for the speech data and the signalling logical channel D. Burst synchronization is achieved by the asynchronous detection of words in a synchronization channel S. These words have bit patterns reducing the probability of incorrect asynchronous detection of them. If one part ceases to receive handset signals from the other, it transmits a special signal, informing the other part. This enables both parts to detect the failure of a link at substantially the same time, so that their actions to re-establish the link are synchronized.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 26, 1990
    Date of Patent: July 13, 1993
    Assignees: British Telecommunications Public Limited Company, Ferranti Creditphone Limited, GEC Plessey Telecommunications Limited, Mercury Communications Limited, Orbitel Mobile Communications Limited, Shaye Communications Limited, Phonepoint Limited, STC PLC
    Inventors: Richard Albrow, Nigel E. Barnes, Graham E. Beesley, Chris Cant, Malcolm Crisp, Michael T. Dudek, Rupert Goodings, David C. Odhams, Peter N. Proctor, Ian Rodgers
  • Patent number: 5208812
    Abstract: A communication procedure suitable for a cordless telephone system involves time division duplex radio communication between a handset 11 and a base station 3 using alternating bursts of transmission over a single radio channel. Once a radio link has been set up, initial transmissions carry a synchronization logical channel S and a signalling logical channel D multiple together, bu the link may switch to bursts carrying a communications logical channel B for the speech data and the signalling logical channel D. Bursts synchronization is achieved by the asynchronous detection of words in a synchronization channel S. These words have bit patterns reducing the probability of incorrect asynchronous detection thereof. If one part ceases to receive handset signals from the other, it transmits a special signal to inform the other part. This enables both parts to detect the failure of a link at substantially the same time, so that their actions to reestablish the link are synchronized.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 26, 1990
    Date of Patent: May 4, 1993
    Assignees: British Telecommunications Public Limited Company, Ferranti Creditphone Limited, GEC Plessey Telecommunications Limited, Mercury Communications Limited, Orbitel Mobile Communications Limited, Shaye Communications Limited, Phonepoint Limited, STC PLC
    Inventors: Michael T. Dudek, Rupert Goodings, Emlyn Jones, David C. Odhams, Peter N. Proctor
  • Patent number: 4383324
    Abstract: In a receiver arrangement for a quadrature phase-shift digital data transmission system including an adaptive equalizing regenerator, a phase control signal for the local oscillator is derived from an output of the regenerator and decision feedback signals within the regenerator are applied by way of balanced current switching circuits.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 5, 1980
    Date of Patent: May 10, 1983
    Assignee: The General Electric Company Limited
    Inventors: Michael T. Dudek, John M. Robinson