Patents by Inventor Jan Maksymilian Gronski
Jan Maksymilian Gronski 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: 7002971Abstract: An asymmetric network system manages bandwidth allocation and configuration of remote devices in a broadband network. A modular architecture of the system permits independent scalability of upstream and downstream capacity separately for each of the upstream and downstream physical paths. Allocation of downstream bandwidth to requesting devices is made according to bandwidth utilization by other devices, bandwidth demand by the requesting remote device, class or grade of service by the requesting remote device or bandwidth guaranteed to other remote devices. Configuration parameters remotely managed by the network include device addresses (global and local), transmission credit values, upstream channel assignment and upstream transmit power level. Further, management of device configuration profiles and bandwidth allocation occurs through control and response packets respectively generated by the network and the remote devices according to network operating software located at both ends.Type: GrantFiled: July 5, 2000Date of Patent: February 21, 2006Assignee: Hybrid Patents IncorporatedInventors: Frederick Enns, Eduardo J. Moura, Jan Maksymilian Gronski, Ramesh Neelmegh, Jong C. Kim
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Patent number: 6785288Abstract: An asymmetric network system manages bandwidth allocation and configuration of remote devices in a broadband network. A modular architecture of the system permits independent scalability of upstream and downstream capacity separately for each of the upstream and downstream physical paths. Allocation of downstream bandwidth to requesting devices is made according to bandwidth utilization by other devices, bandwidth demand by the requesting remote device, class or grade of service by the requesting remote device or bandwidth guaranteed to other remote devices.Type: GrantFiled: July 5, 2000Date of Patent: August 31, 2004Assignee: Hybrid Patents IncorporatedInventors: Frederick Enns, Eduardo J. Moura, Jan Maksymilian Gronski, Ramesh Neelmegh, Jong C. Kim
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Patent number: 6658010Abstract: An asymmetric network system manages bandwidth allocation and configuration of remote devices in a broadband network. A modular architecture of the system permits independent scalability of upstream and downstream capacity separately for each of the upstream and downstream physical paths. Allocation of downstream bandwidth to requesting devices is made according to bandwidth utilization by other devices, bandwidth demand by the requesting remote device, class or grade of service by the requesting remote device or bandwidth guaranteed to other remote devices. Configuration parameters remotely managed by the network include device addresses (global and local), transmission credit values, upstream channel assignment and upstream transmit power level. Further, management of device configuration profiles and bandwidth allocation occurs through control and response packets respectively generated by the network and the remote devices according to network operating software located at both ends.Type: GrantFiled: July 24, 1997Date of Patent: December 2, 2003Assignee: Hybrid Networks, Inc.Inventors: Frederick Enns, Eduardo J. Moura, Jan Maksymilian Gronski, Ramesh Neelmegh, Jong C. Kim
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Patent number: 6104727Abstract: An asymmetric network communication system for use in a client-host environment having independent forward and return channels operating at different speeds and/or under different protocols on the same or different communication media to provide efficient utilization of shared resources. A network manager, such as a hybrid access system, effects transmission of packetized data on a forward (downstream) channel from the host server to multiple client devices coupled with a shared downstream media at 10 or more megabits per second while simultaneously providing selectable multiple lower speeds of operation on shared or dedicated return (upstream) channels from the client devices to the host server depending on bandwidth availability, bandwidth demand, service level authorization, etc, for the return channel.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 1998Date of Patent: August 15, 2000Assignee: Hybrid Networks, Inc.Inventors: Eduardo J. Moura, Jan Maksymilian Gronski, Robert L. Packer, Robert A. Luxenberg, Frederick Enns
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Patent number: 6005850Abstract: An asymmetric network communication system for use in a client-server environment having independent forward and return channels operating at different speeds and/or under different protocols on the same or different communication media to provide efficient utilization of shared resources. A network manager, such as a hybrid access system, effects transmission of packetized data on a forward (downstream) channel from the host server to multiple client devices coupled with a shared downstream media at 10 or more megabits per second while simultaneously providing selectable multiple lower speeds of operation on shared or dedicated return (upstream) channels from the client devices to the host server depending on bandwidth availability, bandwidth demand, service level authorization, etc. for the return channel.Type: GrantFiled: August 21, 1996Date of Patent: December 21, 1999Assignee: Hybrid Networks, Inc.Inventors: Eduardo J. Moura, Jan Maksymilian Gronski, Robert L. Packer, Robert A. Luxenberg, Frederick Enns
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Patent number: 5959997Abstract: A hybrid access system and method using a hybrid access system point of presence router and a remote link adapter to connect a user computer terminal to a network for fast downstream information transfer by high speed information broadcasting with lower speed upstream information transfer through an independent upstream channel to the hybrid access system point of presence router. High speed downstream information transfer passes through a cable TV headend or a TV transmitter or a cell station.Type: GrantFiled: August 21, 1996Date of Patent: September 28, 1999Assignee: Hybrid Networks, Inc.Inventors: Eduardo J. Moura, Jan Maksymilian Gronski, Robert L. Packer, Robert A. Luxenberg, Frederick Enns
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Patent number: 5946322Abstract: An asymmetric network communication system for use in a client-server environment having independent forward and return channels operating at different speeds and/or under different protocols on the same or different communication media to provide efficient utilization of shared resources. A network manager, such as a hybrid access system, effects transmission of packetized data on a forward (downstream) channel from the host server to multiple client devices coupled with a shared downstream media at 10 or more megabits per second while simultaneously providing selectable multiple lower speeds of operation on shared or dedicated return (upstream) channels from the client devices to the host server depending on bandwidth availability, bandwidth demand, service level authorization, etc. for the return channel.Type: GrantFiled: August 27, 1996Date of Patent: August 31, 1999Assignee: Hybrid Networks, Inc.Inventors: Eduardo J. Moura, Jan Maksymilian Gronski, Robert L. Packer, Robert A. Luxenberg, Frederick Enns
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Patent number: 5818845Abstract: An asymmetric network communication system for use in a client-server environment having independent forward and return channels operating at different speeds and/or under different protocols on the same or different communication media to provide efficient utilization of shared resources. A network manager, such as a hybrid access system, effects transmission of packetized data on a forward (downstream) channel from the host server to multiple client devices coupled with a shared downstream media at 10 or more megabits per second while simultaneously providing selectable multiple lower speeds of operation on shared or dedicated return (upstream) channels from the client devices to the host server depending on bandwidth availability, bandwidth demand, service level authorization, etc. for the return channel.Type: GrantFiled: January 18, 1996Date of Patent: October 6, 1998Assignee: Hybrid Networks, Inc.Inventors: Eduardo J. Moura, Jan Maksymilian Gronski