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Kokomo, IN, United States of America

Eric A Dibiaso

USPTO Granted Patents = 24 

 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.7

ph-index = 6

Forward Citations = 162(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal24 out of 5,161 
 
Delphi Technologies, Inc.
 patents

Years Active: 2007-2013

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24 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 8391780 - System and method of satellite communication that reduces the doppler frequency shift of the satellite signals (2013-03-05),
2. 8050312 - System and method for multi-source communications (2011-11-01),
3. 8014479 - Method and system for communicating sub-synchronization signals using a phase rotator (2011-09-06),
4. 7957333 - Receiver system and method for switching among a plurality of antenna elements to receive a signal (2011-06-07),
5. 7903629 - Hierarchically modulated OFDM communication from a satellite-based transmitter with reduced secondary data loss from clipping (2011-03-08),
6. 7869533 - Communication system and method for receiving high priority and low priority signals (2011-01-11),
7. 7835692 - Communication system and method of receiving high priority signals and low priority signals (2010-11-16),
8. 7830983 - Method to minimize degradation in a D-MPSK hierarchical modulation system (2010-11-09),
9. 7822149 - Method to enable single frequency network optimization (2010-10-26),
10. 7773697 - Method to demodulate amplitude offsets in a differential modulation system (2010-08-10),
11. 7751497 - Method to minimize compatibility error in hierarchical modulation using variable phase (2010-07-06),
12. 7697886 - Method and system to increase available bandwidth in a time division multiplexing system (2010-04-13),
13. 7657225 - Method to minimize compatibility error in hierarchical modulation using variable phase (2010-02-02),
14. 7656966 - Method to increase performance of secondary data in a heirarchial modulation scheme (2010-02-02),
15. 7512159 - Method for variable performance in communication systems (2009-03-31),

Title: Innovator Spotlight: Eric A. Dibiaso and His Contributions to Satellite Communication

Introduction: Eric A. Dibiaso, based in Kokomo, Indiana, is an accomplished inventor with an impressive portfolio of 24 patents. His innovative work primarily focuses on advancements in satellite communication technologies, making significant impacts in the field.

Latest Patents: Among his recent contributions, Eric has developed a groundbreaking system and method of satellite communication designed to reduce the Doppler frequency shift of satellite signals. This innovative system comprises a network of satellites, a receiver, and a satellite uplink station. It operates by dynamically altering the frequency of the signal based on the location of the active satellites, effectively mitigating the Doppler effect during satellite activation and deactivation.

Additionally, he has patented a system and method for multi-source communications, which integrates multiple signal sources for enhanced transmission. This system includes a source provider, transmitter, receiver, summing device, delay devices, and a switch that allows for optimized signal processing, further showcasing Eric’s ingenuity.

Career Highlights: Eric A. Dibiaso is currently associated with Delphi Technologies, Inc., where he has significantly contributed to the development of advanced communication systems. His career is marked by a consistent drive to innovate and improve the technologies that power satellite communication.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Eric has had the opportunity to work alongside notable colleagues, including Glenn A. Walker and Michael L. Hiatt, Jr. These collaborations have fostered a creative environment that encourages the sharing of ideas and the development of innovative solutions in the field.

Conclusion: Eric A. Dibiaso stands out as a prominent inventor in the arena of satellite communication, with a strong focus on refining the effectiveness and reliability of signal transmission. His contributions, particularly in reducing Doppler frequency shifts and enhancing multi-source communications, reflect his dedication to innovation. As he continues to work at Delphi Technologies, Eric is likely to remain a key figure in shaping the future of satellite technology.

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