Patents Represented by Attorney, Agent or Law Firm Anderson, Levine & Lintel, LLP
  • Patent number: 6054884
    Abstract: A delay cell for use in binary delay line which includes a delay circuit having N outputs where N.gtoreq.2, each delay circuit coupled to an input through N-1 serially connected unit cells. For each output there are P unit cells having a unit delay of t.sub.P0 and N-1-P unit cells having a unit delay of t.sub.p1. The N outputs are ordered such that each output other than the first is delayed with respect to an immediately preceding output by t.sub.p1 -t.sub.p0, and P goes in succession from N-1 to 0 in unit steps. Each value of P corresponds to only one of the N outputs.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 23, 1998
    Date of Patent: April 25, 2000
    Assignee: PMC - Sierra Ltd.
    Inventor: William Michael Lye
  • Patent number: 5899028
    Abstract: Two curved arch rib supports are provided with a pre-shaped flexible membrane cover attached to the ribs; the ends of the ribs are hinged on a common locus at base supports. When erected, a saddle shaped roof is formed to which contoured end walls may be added. Additional modules may be joined to the structure so formed, by applying a pre-shaped and independent fabric membrane or cable net attached by rings to only each of the two structure base pivot axles. A catenary cable and web belt stress concentrator connect each ring to its opposite on each separate structure. The cable and web are of pre-set length and are shorter than the perimeter of the outer chord of the beam.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 10, 1996
    Date of Patent: May 4, 1999
    Inventor: Gery Warner
  • Patent number: 5768279
    Abstract: A broad band broadcasting transmission system for sending broad band downstream data and telephone signals from a central office to a number subscriber set top terminal. Each frame of data is marked to indicate the set top terminals it is to be received by. A downstream light fiber is located between the head office and a curbside box. A transmitter transmits the frames along a light fiber to a SAC box. A converter converts the light signals from the light fiber to electrical signals. A distribution line coupled to the curbside box carries the electrical signals to a plurality of drop line twisted pair conductors connected to the distribution line. The drop lines are coupled via a residential units to the set top terminals.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 25, 1994
    Date of Patent: June 16, 1998
    Assignee: IBM Corporation
    Inventors: Belwinder S. Barn, Joe Geofroy, Piyush Bhupatrai Kothary, Christopher Michael Look