This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Nortel Networks Corporation. Active years: 2001.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2001
Title: Andrew Paul Lewis: Communications Infrastructure Inventor
Introduction
Andrew Paul Lewis is an inventor associated with Herts, Great Britain, and Nortel Networks Corporation. His work includes a patent for a communications system architecture designed to make more efficient use of modem resources.
Latest Patents
Lewis is credited with 1 patent: “Communication System Architecture, Infrastructure Exchange and Method of Operation.” The invention describes an infrastructure exchange with a cross-point switch that connects subscriber terminals, each equipped with a dedicated modem, to one or more assignable modems located within the exchange. By providing fewer assignable modems than the combined number of dedicated modems at the subscriber terminals, the system concentrates modem capacity while enabling data transmission between terminals.
Career Highlights
Lewis’s listed patent is associated with Nortel Networks Corporation, a telecommunications company. The invention addresses the allocation of modem resources within communications infrastructure.
Collaborations
Lewis’s listed coworkers include Peter John Dyke and Brian Michael Unitt.
Conclusion
Andrew Paul Lewis’s patent presents an approach to concentrating modem resources through an infrastructure exchange, reflecting his contribution to communications system design.
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