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Backnang, Germany

Ant Nachrichtentechnik Gmbh

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USPTO Granted Patents = 149

CIPO Patents = 1

Forward Citations = 1,805

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150 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Franz Ohms (11 out of 11 patents)

Heinz Gockler (10 out of 17 patents)

Gunter Morz (10 out of 17 patents)

4. Erich Pivit (7 out of 20 patents)

5. Johannes Heichler (6 out of 6 patents)

6. Heinz Goeckler (5 out of 13 patents)

7. Sigmund Lenz (5 out of 7 patents)

8. Thomas Alberty (4 out of 14 patents)

9. Albrecht Kuke (4 out of 12 patents)

10. Jurgen Wermuth (4 out of 4 patents)

11. Siegfried Brunle (4 out of 4 patents)

12. Karlheinz Grotz (4 out of 4 patents)

13. Dieter Wolk (4 out of 4 patents)

14. Hans-Georg Unger (4 out of 7 patents)

15. Uwe Rosenberg (3 out of 20 patents)

Core Competencies:

Data Transmission

Voice Signal Encoding

Digital Demodulation

Noise Suppression

Optoelectronic Components

Microwave Phase Shifter

Frequency Multiplexer

Clock Pulse Synchronization

Vibration Insulation

Optical Fiber Amplifier

Kalman Filter

Convolutional Code

149 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 5870498 - Method of processing image data for transmission, and use of this process (1999-02-09),

2. 5842117 - Mobile radio aerial installation (1998-11-24),

3. 5794183 - Method of preparing data, in particular encoded voice signal parameters (1998-08-11),

4. 5729654 - Vector encoding method, in particular for voice signals (1998-03-17),

5. 5691987 - Frequency-channel multiplexer and demultiplexer (1997-11-25),

6. 5684788 - Method of providing a frame clock for data signals in a communications (1997-11-04),

7. 5666212 - Method of coding image segments of any shape (1997-09-09),

8. 5663773 - Demodulator for a complex-value vestigial sideband signal (1997-09-02),

9. 5638073 - Method of linearizing variations in the transfer characteristic of a D/A (1997-06-10),

10. 5633860 - Reliablity-controlled data reception in receivers for TDMA mobile radio (1997-05-27),

11. 5625418 - Method and arrangement for inserting frame markers in data for (1997-04-29),

12. 5615208 - Kalman filter for channel impulse-response adaption in receivers for (1997-03-25),

13. 5610562 - Waveguide absorber (1997-03-11),

14. 5601731 - Process for the production of an optoelectronic component having a (1997-02-11),

15. 5600741 - Arrangement for coupling optoelectronic components and optical (1997-02-04),

Company Overview

Ant Nachrichtentechnik GmbH, based in Backnang, Germany, specializes in advanced data transmission technologies. The company focuses on developing innovative solutions in voice signal encoding, digital demodulation, and noise suppression. Their expertise extends to optoelectronic components, microwave phase shifters, frequency multiplexers, and clock pulse synchronization, catering to a variety of applications in telecommunications and data communication. Ant Nachrichtentechnik is committed to enhancing the efficiency and reliability of data transmission systems.

Profile summary synthesized from public USPTO records and patent filings.

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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 27 2026

149 Patents

#2 in Backnang

#410 in Germany

#5,488 in the World

Backnang, Germany

Ant Nachrichtentechnik Gmbh

Forward Citations = 1,805

150 inventors:

Franz Ohms (11 out of 11 patents)

Heinz Gockler (10 out of 17 patents)

Gunter Morz (10 out of 17 patents)

4. Erich Pivit (7 out of 20 patents)

5. Johannes Heichler (6 out of 6 patents)

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Company Patent Portfolio: Ant Nachrichtentechnik Gmbh. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/company/ant-nachrichtentechnik

Data source: USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) public patent records. Weekly synchronization. How IDiyas builds this profile

Data Sources: USPTO Patent Grant XML, Patent Center, EPO & CIPO • Normalized by IDiyas Innovation Graph. Methodology & provenance architecturePlease report any incorrect information to [email protected]

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