Adam L Schwartz

Title: The Innovative Mind of Adam L Schwartz

Introduction

Adam L Schwartz is a notable inventor based in Campbell, CA (US). He has made significant contributions to the field of technology, holding a total of 7 patents. His inventions reflect a keen understanding of wireless communications and user-centric design.

Latest Patents

One of his latest patents is a method and system for distributing multiband wireless communications signals. This invention provides a method and system for distributing multiband wireless communications signals. Downlink RF signals in a plurality of downlink frequency bands are received and then combined into a combined downlink RF signal at the main unit. The combined downlink RF signal is subsequently split into multiple downlink RF-parts, which are converted to multiple downlink optical signals and optically transmitted to the remote units. At each remote unit, a delivered downlink optical signal is first converted back to a downlink RF-part which is subsequently separated into a plurality of downlink RF-groups by frequency band. Each downlink RF-group is individually conditioned (e.g., filtered and amplified). The individual-conditioned downlink RF-groups are then combined and transmitted to a dedicated downlink antenna. Another notable invention is the random offset alarm clock. This device wakes and alerts people with a random offset time added to a pre-programmed wake-up time. The improved method and apparatus disclosed in the present invention maximizes time confusion and uncertainty to provide an extra urgency to get up and/or get ready. In an embodiment, an alarm clock chooses a random time offset of D minutes without the user's knowledge. The alarm sounds D minutes before the preset wake-up time while displaying the current time plus D minutes. Thus, even though a user realizes that the alarm has sounded earlier than the preset time, he does not know exactly how many minutes earlier. Alternatively, the alarm could sound D minutes after the preset wake-up time. Again, the user does not know how much offset has been inserted by the clock. This uncertainty forces the user to assume the worst-case and get up quickly.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Adam has worked with various companies, including LGC Wireless, Inc. His experience in the industry has allowed him to develop innovative solutions that address real-world problems.

Collaborations

Adam has collaborated with notable individuals such as David Hart and John Alan Eisenberg. These partnerships have contributed to the