This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Bell Telephone Laboratories. Active years: 1982.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1982
Title: James A. Schiavone and Microwave Antenna Height Prediction
Introduction
James A. Schiavone is an inventor associated with Bridgewater, New Jersey, and Bell Telephone Laboratories. His work includes a patented approach to predicting the optimum height for microwave antenna systems.
Latest Patents
Schiavone is credited with 1 patent, titled “Microwave Antenna Height Prediction.” The invention uses a model that relates obstruction fading to meteorological variables to improve predictions of the optimum antenna height. Its goal is to keep a circuit’s annual outage time below a specified maximum while avoiding unnecessary tower height and construction costs. The method is particularly useful in coastal regions, where it improves on earlier engineering assumptions.
Career Highlights
Schiavone’s patent addresses a practical telecommunications engineering challenge: balancing reliable microwave transmission against the expense of building taller towers. The approach incorporates weather-related factors into antenna-height planning.
Collaborations
Schiavone is identified as a coworker of Arvids Vigants. Both are associated with Bell Telephone Laboratories.
Conclusion
James A. Schiavone’s patent presents a meteorology-informed method for selecting microwave antenna heights, helping telecommunications planners manage service reliability and construction costs.
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