Friedrich Lindner

Title: Friedrich Lindner and His Network Technology Patents.

Introduction

Friedrich Lindner is an inventor associated with Erlangen, Germany, and Siemens Aktiengesellschaft. His work includes inventions for analyzing synchronized network traffic and transferring data and signals across shared networks. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Lindner’s listed patents address synchronized communications and network design.

- Method and analysis of synchronized data traffic of a packet and address-oriented data network and configuration of such a data network for the implementation of the method. This invention describes storing sent or received packets in mirror memories at network participants. When a trigger event occurs, the stored data can be frozen and made available across the network for evaluation while synchronized traffic continues.

- Method and network for transferring data and signals. This invention combines data and digitized signals into cells, with headers identifying transmission or routing targets. Synchronization among terminal equipment and switching stations enables the cells to travel through the network in a coordinated manner, supporting both signals and quality-of-service data on the same network.

Career Highlights

Lindner’s listed inventions focus on network synchronization, traffic analysis, and the coordinated transmission of different types of information. The supplied information associates his work with Siemens Aktiengesellschaft.

Collaborations

Joachim Grottel and Harald Karl are identified as Lindner’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the listed inventions.

Conclusion

Friedrich Lindner’s listed patents reflect work on synchronized network monitoring and the efficient transfer of data and signals, with an emphasis on enabling reliable analysis and shared network services.