Patents by Inventor Peter O. Peterson
Peter O. Peterson 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: 6947469Abstract: A simple and flexible over-air protocol for use with a mobile telephone system, having hand-held telephones in a microcell or other type of cellular communication system. A method in which user stations communicate with one or more base stations to place and receive telephone calls, in which the user stations are provided a secure voice or data link and have the ability to handoff calls between base stations while such calls are in progress. Each base station has a set of “air channels” to which it transmits in sequence. The air channels supported by each base station are called that base station's “polling loop”. A user station receives general polling information on an unoccupied air channel, transmits responsive information to the base station, and awaits acknowledgment from the base station. Each base station may therefore simultaneously maintain communication with as many user stations as there are air channels in its polling loop.Type: GrantFiled: July 25, 2002Date of Patent: September 20, 2005Assignee: Intel CorporationInventors: Gary B. Anderson, Bryan K. Petch, Peter O. Peterson, Ryan N. Jensen, Sherman Gavette
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Patent number: 6532365Abstract: A simple and flexible over-air protocol for use with a mobile telephone system, having hand-held telephones in a microcell or other type of cellular communication system. A method in which user stations communicate with one or more base stations to place and receive telephone calls, in which the user stations are provided a secure voice or data link and have the ability to handoff calls between base stations while such calls are in progress. Each base station has a set of “air channels” to which it transmits in sequence. The air channels supported by each base station are called that base station'a “polling loop”. A user station receives general polling information on an unoccupied air channel, transmits responsive information to the base station, and awaits acknowledgment from the base station. Each base station may therefore simultaneously maintain communication with as many user stations as there are air channels in its polling loop.Type: GrantFiled: August 29, 2000Date of Patent: March 11, 2003Assignee: Intel CorporationInventors: Gary B. Anderson, Ryan N. Jensen, Bryan K. Petch, Peter O. Peterson
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Publication number: 20020196840Abstract: A simple and flexible over-air protocol for use with a mobile telephone system, having hand-held telephones in a microcell or other type of cellular communication system. A method in which user stations communicate with one or more base stations to place and receive telephone calls, in which the user stations are provided a secure voice or data link and have the ability to handoff calls between base stations while such calls are in progress. Each base station has a set of “air channels” to which it transmits in sequence. The air channels supported by each base station are called that base station's “polling loop”. A user station receives general polling information on an unoccupied air channel, transmits responsive information to the base station, and awaits acknowledgment from the base station. Each base station may therefore simultaneously maintain communication with as many user stations as there are air channels in its polling loop.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 25, 2002Publication date: December 26, 2002Inventors: Gary B. Anderson, Bryan K. Petch, Peter O. Peterson, Ryan N. Jensen, Sherman Gavette
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Patent number: 6229792Abstract: A simple and flexible over-air protocol for use with a mobile telephone system, having hand-held telephones in a microcell or other type of cellular communication system. A method in which user stations communicate with one or more base stations to place and receive telephone calls, in which the user stations are provided a secure voice or data link and have the ability to handoff calls between base stations while such calls are in progress. Each base station has a set of “air channels” to which it transmits in sequence. The air channels supported by each base station are called that base station's “polling loop”. A user station receives general polling information on an unoccupied air channel, transmits responsive information to the base station, and awaits acknowledgment from the base station. Each base station may therefore simultaneously maintain communication with as many user stations as there are air channels in its polling loop.Type: GrantFiled: June 7, 1995Date of Patent: May 8, 2001Assignee: Xircom, Inc.Inventors: Gary B. Anderson, Peter O. Peterson, Douglas G. Smith, Robert C. Dixon
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Patent number: 6161013Abstract: A simple and flexible over-the-air communication system is provided in which user stations communicate with one or more base stations to place and receive telephone calls, in which the user stations are provided a secure voice or data link and have the ability to handoff calls between base stations while such calls are in progress. A user station receives general polling information on an unoccupied air channel, transmits responsive information to the base station and awaits acknowledgment from the base station. Each base station may therefore simultaneously maintain communication with as many user stations as there are air channels in its polling loop.Type: GrantFiled: July 26, 1996Date of Patent: December 12, 2000Assignee: Omnipoint CorporationInventors: Gary B. Anderson, Bryan K. Petch, Peter O. Peterson, Ryan N. Jensen, Sherman Gavette
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Patent number: 6112080Abstract: A simple and flexible over-air protocol for use with a mobile telephone system, having hand-held telephones in a microcell or other type of cellular communication system. A method in which user stations communicate with one or more base stations to place and receive telephone calls, in which the user stations are provided a secure voice or data link and have the ability to handoff calls between base stations while such calls are in progress. Each base station has a set of "air channels" to which it transmits in sequence. The air channels supported by each base station are called that base station's "polling loop". A user station receives general polling information on an unoccupied air channel, transmits responsive information to the base station, and awaits acknowledgment from the base station. Each base station may therefore simultaneously maintain communication with as many user stations as there are air channels in its polling loop.Type: GrantFiled: December 31, 1996Date of Patent: August 29, 2000Assignee: Omnipoint CorporationInventors: Gary B. Anderson, Ryan N. Jensen, Bryan K. Petch, Peter O. Peterson
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Patent number: 6088590Abstract: A simple and flexible over-air protocol for use with a mobile telephone system, having hand-held telephones in a microcell or other type of cellular communication system. A method in which user stations communicate with one or more base stations to place and receive telephone calls, in which the user stations are provided a secure voice or data link and have the ability to handoff calls between base stations while such calls are in progress. Each base station has a set of "air channels" to which it transmits in sequence. The air channels supported by each base station are called that base station's "polling loop". A user station receives general polling information on an unoccupied air channel, transmits responsive information to the base station, and awaits acknowledgment from the base station. Each base station may therefore simultaneously maintain communication with as many user stations as there are air channels in its polling loop.Type: GrantFiled: August 1, 1994Date of Patent: July 11, 2000Assignee: Omnipoint CorporationInventors: Gary B. Anderson, Bryan K. Petch, Peter O. Peterson, Ryan N. Jensen, Sherman Gavette
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Patent number: 5818820Abstract: A simple and flexible over-air protocol for use with a mobile telephone system, having hand-held telephones in a micro cell or other type of cellular communication system. A method in which user stations communicate with one or more base stations to place and receive telephone calls, in which the user stations are provided a secure voice or data link and have the ability to handoff calls between base stations while such calls are in progress. Each base station has a set of "air channels" to which it transmits in sequence. The air channels supported by each base station are called that base station's "polling loop". A user station receives general polling information on an unoccupied air channel, transmits responsive information to the base station, and awaits acknowledgment from the base station. Each base station may therefore simultaneously maintain communication with as many user stations as there are air channels in its polling loop.Type: GrantFiled: June 7, 1995Date of Patent: October 6, 1998Assignee: Omnipoint CorporationInventors: Gary B. Anderson, Peter O. Peterson
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Patent number: 5787076Abstract: A simple and flexible over-air protocol for use with a mobile telephone system, having hand-held telephones in a microcell or other type of cellular communication system. A method in which user stations communicate with one or more base stations to place and receive telephone calls, in which the user stations are provided a secure voice or data link and have the ability to handoff calls between base stations while such calls are in progress. Each base station has a set of "air channels" to which it transmits in sequence. The air channels supported by each base station are called that base station's "polling loop". A user station receives general polling information on an unoccupied air channel, transmits responsive information to the base station, and awaits acknowledgment from the base station. Each base station may therefore simultaneously maintain communication with as many user stations as there are air channels in its polling loop.Type: GrantFiled: February 18, 1997Date of Patent: July 28, 1998Assignee: Omnipoint CorporationInventors: Gary B. Anderson, Ryan N. Jensen, Bryan K. Petch, Peter O. Peterson
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Patent number: 4812096Abstract: A fastener device for automatically maintaining a tightening torque on a threaded structural member under stress which would otherwise become loose when the stress is reduced. The device comprises a first nut member, a second nut member axially aligned with the first nut member and a coiled spring connected at its opposite ends between the first and second nut members. When the nut members are threaded to the first and second nut members and the second nut member is turned and held, as by a stop means, torsional energy is stored in the spring and later becomes available to automatically turn and tighten the first nut member, wherever it becomes loose.Type: GrantFiled: December 11, 1987Date of Patent: March 14, 1989Inventor: Peter O. Peterson