Benjamin Eng Schanz

Title: Benjamin Eng Schanz and Shared-Conductor Technology.

Introduction

Benjamin Eng Schanz is an inventor associated with Redmond, Washington, and Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC. His listed patent work concerns computer-system signaling through conductors that can carry signals bidirectionally. The available information identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

“Shared Conductors for Bidirectional Signals” describes a method for transmitting first and second signals between a device interface and a first device over an elongate conductor. The second signal carries higher-frequency content than the first. A separate elongate conductor carries a timing signal to synchronize the second signal. The method also exposes at least the second signal and timing signal to a distinct second device, while the first device is substantially non-responsive to those signals. At least one of the conductors carries signals bidirectionally between the interface and the first device.

Career Highlights

Schanz’s listed patent reflects work on signal transmission and synchronization in computer systems. The patent is associated with Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC.

Collaborations

The provided information names Garrett Douglas Blankenburg and Keegan Daniel Griffee as Schanz’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborative contributions.

Conclusion

Benjamin Eng Schanz’s listed invention addresses bidirectional conductors and synchronized signaling, highlighting a technical approach to communication among devices in a computer system.