This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Motorola Corporation. Active years: 2000.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2000
Title: David J. Bielat: Inventor of a Layered Wireless Communication System
Introduction
David J. Bielat is an inventor associated with Algonquin, Illinois, and Motorola Corporation. His patent work addresses how wireless networks can allocate communication channels to handle calls efficiently.
Latest Patents
The supplied information lists one patent for Bielat: Layered Wireless Communication System and Method. The invention separates network coverage zones from traffic zones. Unlike coverage cells, the traffic cells do not require a broadcast-channel carrier. When a call request is received within a coverage cell, the system determines whether a traffic-channel carrier in a traffic cell can serve it. If one is available, the system assigns that carrier to the call; otherwise, it uses a traffic-channel carrier assigned to a coverage cell. This approach provides an alternative for allocating wireless network resources.
Career Highlights
Bielat’s listed patent reflects work on wireless communication systems and the management of traffic-channel resources. The supplied information associates him with Motorola Corporation and records 1 patent.
Collaborations
The supplied information names Dennis W. Gilliland and Dean M. Picha as Bielat’s coworkers. Their inclusion indicates professional connections, though the information does not specify particular joint projects or co-inventorship.
Conclusion
David J. Bielat’s listed invention focuses on layered wireless network design, using traffic cells and coverage cells to support flexible call-channel assignment.
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