Patents by Inventor Tuy T. Nguyen
Tuy T. Nguyen 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: 8023997Abstract: There is provided an apparatus and methodology for providing selective wired and/or wireless transmission of communications signals to and/or within a subscriber premises. A network interface device includes a wireless router within the housing of the network interface device to selectively provide one or more of wireless and wired communications services to a subscriber. The network interface device may be mounted externally of a subscriber premises. The provision of a wireless router within a network interface device offers a service provider the ability to provide wireless service to a subscriber as well as to new subscribers in close proximity to a subscriber.Type: GrantFiled: August 31, 2006Date of Patent: September 20, 2011Assignee: Corning Cable Systems LLCInventors: Stuart E. Hoiness, John J. Napiorkowski, Kathleen E. Blake, Boyd G. Brower, Tuy T. Nguyen
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Publication number: 20080056224Abstract: There is provided an apparatus and methodology for providing selective wired and/or wireless transmission of communications signals to and/or within a subscriber premises. A network interface device includes a wireless router within the housing of the network interface device to selectively provide one or more of wireless and wired communications services to a subscriber. The network interface device may be mounted externally of a subscriber premises. The provision of a wireless router within a network interface device offers a service provider the ability to provide wireless service to a subscriber as well as to new subscribers in close proximity to a subscriber.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 31, 2006Publication date: March 6, 2008Inventors: Stuart E. Hoiness, John J. Napiorkoywski, Kathleen E. Blake, Boyd G. Brower, Tuy T. Nguyen
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Patent number: 7006748Abstract: A high density fiber optic distribution frame includes a frame assembly, one or more left-hand connector module housings mounted on the frame assembly, one or more right-hand connector module housings mounted on the frame assembly and an Interbay Storage Unit (IBU) positioned on the frame assembly medially between the left-hand connector module housings and the right-hand connector module housings. Each connector module housing includes one or more connector modules having one or more adapters for interconnecting optical fibers between connector modules on the distribution frame or on an adjacent distribution frame in a communications network. The distribution frame is compatible with existing fiber optic connector housings, maintains the minimum bend radius of the optical fibers transitioned on the frame between connector modules, and reduces the length of a single length jumper employed on the frame.Type: GrantFiled: October 5, 2004Date of Patent: February 28, 2006Assignee: Corning Cable Systems LLCInventors: Mark R. Dagley, Lee W. Nored, Antwan J. Works, Saul L. Rodolfo, Jon P. Segelhorst, Tuy T. Nguyen, William J. M. Giraud, Donald G. Davidson
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Patent number: 6853795Abstract: A high density fiber optic distribution frame includes a frame assembly, one or more left-hand connector module housings mounted on the frame assembly, one or more right-hand connector module housings mounted on the frame assembly and an Interbay Storage Unit (IBU) positioned on the frame assembly medially between the left-hand connector module housings and the right-hand connector module housings. Each connector module housing includes one or more connector modules having one or more adapters for interconnecting optical fibers between connector modules on the distribution frame or on an adjacent distribution frame in a communications network. The distribution frame is compatible with existing fiber optic connector housings, maintains the minimum bend radius of the optical fibers transitioned on the frame between connector modules, and reduces the length of a single length jumper employed on the frame.Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 2003Date of Patent: February 8, 2005Assignee: Corning Cable Systems LLCInventors: Mark R. Dagley, Lee W. Nored, Antwan J. Works, Saul L. Rodolfo, Jon P. Segelhorst, Tuy T. Nguyen, William J. M. Giraud, Donald G. Davidson
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Patent number: 6819856Abstract: A high density fiber optic distribution frame includes a frame assembly, one or more left-hand connector module housings mounted on the frame assembly, one or more right-hand connector module housings mounted on the frame assembly and an Interbay Storage Unit (IBU) positioned on the frame assembly medially between the left-hand connector module housings and the right-hand connector module housings. Each connector module housing includes a mounting frame and at least one connector module having at least one fiber optic adapter for interconnecting optical fibers between connector modules on the distribution frame. The connector module is movable between a stowed position wherein the fiber optic adapter is not accessible and a deployed position wherein the fiber optic adapter is accessible. The distribution frame maintains the minimum bend radius of the optical fiber transitioned between connector modules, and reduces the length of a single length jumper employed on the frame.Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 2003Date of Patent: November 16, 2004Assignee: Corning Cable Systems LLCInventors: Mark R. Dagley, Lee W. Nored, Antwan J. Works, Saul L. Rodolfo, Jon P. Segelhorst, Tuy T. Nguyen, Jennifer D. Burns, Donald G. Davidson, Jason B. Reagan, Brett A. Menke
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Publication number: 20040175089Abstract: A high density fiber optic distribution frame includes a frame assembly, one or more left-hand connector module housings mounted on the frame assembly, one or more right-hand connector module housings mounted on the frame assembly and an Interbay Storage Unit (IBU) positioned on the frame assembly medially between the left-hand connector module housings and the right-hand connector module housings. Each connector module housing includes a mounting frame and at least one connector module having at least one fiber optic adapter for interconnecting optical fibers between connector modules on the distribution frame. The connector module is movable between a stowed position wherein the fiber optic adapter is not accessible and a deployed position wherein the fiber optic adapter is accessible. The distribution frame maintains the minimum bend radius of the optical fiber transitioned between connector modules, and reduces the length of a single length jumper employed on the frame.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 5, 2003Publication date: September 9, 2004Inventors: Mark R. Dagley, Lee W. Nored, Antwan J. Works, Saul L. Rodolfo, Jon P. Segelhorst, Tuy T. Nguyen, Jennifer D. Burns, Donald G. Davidson, Jason B. Reagan, Brett A. Menke
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Publication number: 20040175088Abstract: A high density fiber optic distribution frame includes a frame assembly, one or more left-hand connector module housings mounted on the frame assembly, one or more right-hand connector module housings mounted on the frame assembly and an Interbay Storage Unit (IBU) positioned on the frame assembly medially between the left-hand connector module housings and the right-hand connector module housings. Each connector module housing includes one or more connector modules having one or more adapters for interconnecting optical fibers between connector modules on the distribution frame or on an adjacent distribution frame in a communications network. The distribution frame is compatible with existing fiber optic connector housings, maintains the minimum bend radius of the optical fibers transitioned on the frame between connector modules, and reduces the length of a single length jumper employed on the frame.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 5, 2003Publication date: September 9, 2004Inventors: Mark R. Dagley, Lee W. Nored, Antwan J. Works, Saul L. Rodolfo, Jon P. Segelhorst, Tuy T. Nguyen, William J.M. Giraud, Donald G. Davidson