Kenneth Carl Budka

USPTO Granted Patents = 22 (Patent Applications = 1)

EPO Patents = 2 (Patent Applications = 1)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.2

ph-index = 12

Forward Citations = 461(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

15 out of 9,364

Lucent Technologies Inc.

patents

5 out of 1,310

Alcatel-lucent USA Inc.

Years Active: 2000-2014

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22 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 8656029 - Multicast session setup in networks by determining a multicast session parameter based on a pre-existing unicast session parameter (2014-02-18),

2. 8325734 - Method of throttling uplink traffic in a wireless communication system (2012-12-04),

3. 7970425 - Push-to-talk group call system using CDMA 1x-EVDO cellular network (2011-06-28),

4. 7734805 - Method for scheduling transmissions in communication systems (2010-06-08),

5. 7577227 - Link adaption in general packet radio service networks (2009-08-18),

6. 7502352 - Scheduling method for quality of service differentiation for non-real time services in packet radio networks (2009-03-10),

7. 7480508 - Method for tracking users in a communication network (2009-01-20),

8. 7454165 - Methods of receiving signaling information in a communication network supporting a broadcast-multicast service (2008-11-18),

9. 7433460 - Methods of controlling link quality and transmit power in communication networks (2008-10-07),

10. 7403790 - Methods for signaling broadcast and multicast information in communication networks (2008-07-22),

11. 7372823 - Method of transmitting broadcast-multicast services parameters messages in a wireless communications system (2008-05-13),

12. 7349338 - Scheduler and method for scheduling transmissions in a communication network (2008-03-25),

13. 7340267 - Uplink power control algorithm (2008-03-04),

14. 7260396 - Methods for tracking users in a communication network (2007-08-21),

15. 7224983 - Method and apparatus for geolocation estimates in wireless networks (2007-05-29),

Title: Kenneth Carl Budka: Innovator in Wireless Communication Technologies

Introduction

Kenneth Carl Budka, based in Marlboro, NJ, is a prolific inventor known for his contributions to wireless communication technologies. With 22 patents to his name, Budka has significantly influenced methods for managing network traffic and improving communication systems.

Latest Patents

Among Budka's latest inventions are two noteworthy patents. The first patent focuses on multicast session setup in networks by determining a multicast session parameter based on a pre-existing unicast session parameter. This innovation involves dynamically setting up bearers to support Internet Protocol (IP) multicast traffic. The method entails joining an IP multicast group in response to a request for initiating an IP multicast transmission session, determining synchronization areas within the network, and launching an IP multicast transmission session between an application server and user equipment endpoints.

The second patent addresses the method of throttling uplink traffic in a wireless communication system. This patent introduces a technique that includes inserting an unassigned state flag in a downlink time slot, ensuring that the appropriate mobile station transmits during the corresponding uplink time slot.

Career Highlights

Budka has had a notable career with companies such as Lucent Technologies and Alcatel-Lucent USA. Throughout his tenure at these organizations, he has been instrumental in developing cutting-edge technologies that enhance wireless communication.

Collaborations

Collaboration plays a vital role in Budka's success. He has worked closely with talented individuals like Arnab Das and Krishna Balachandran, contributing to innovations that has furthered the capabilities of wireless communication systems.

Conclusion

Kenneth Carl Budka's innovative spirit and extensive experience in the field of wireless communication make him a distinguished inventor. His contributions, as evidenced by his patents, demonstrate a commitment to advancing technology and improving communication systems for networks worldwide.

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