This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: International Standard Electric Corporation. Active years: 1985.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1985
Title: Christiaan G. Hennebel and His Multiple-Ring Communication System
Introduction
Christiaan G. Hennebel is an inventor associated with Mortsel, Belgium. His recorded patent describes a communication system designed to monitor the status of interconnected rings and support network reconfiguration when needed.
Latest Patents
Hennebel’s listed patent is “Multiple-ring communication system.” The invention equips network nodes to send ring-test messages to themselves and neighboring-node test messages to adjacent nodes. Each node checks whether expected messages and replies arrive, and its processing equipment can use missing messages to determine whether reconfiguration may be necessary. The record lists 1 patent for Hennebel.
Career Highlights
The patent record associates Hennebel with International Standard Electric Corporation. The disclosed system focuses on detecting communication failures across multiple rings and enabling nodes to respond through controlled reconfiguration.
Collaborations
Hugo J. Peeters and Pierre Leon Debuysscher are identified as Hennebel’s coworkers. Their names provide context for the professional network associated with his work.
Conclusion
Christiaan G. Hennebel’s recorded invention addresses network monitoring and resilience by using test messages to identify disruptions and guide possible reconfiguration.
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