Michael A Sosnoski

Title: Michael A. Sosnoski: Serial Data Interface Innovation

Introduction

Michael A. Sosnoski is an inventor based in Anaheim, California, whose patent work includes technology for serial data interfaces. He is associated with Broadcom Corporation and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Sosnoski’s listed patents, “Serial Data Interface System and Method Using a Selectively Accessed Tone Pattern Generator,” describes a system for speed and connection handshaking between Beta signal ports and/or Bilingual ports in a serial data interface.

The system uses a tone pattern generator, such as a flip-flop, to produce a signal representing approximately 49 MHz to 62 MHz. A selector, such as a multiplexer, chooses between the tone pattern signal and a data input signal. A serializer processes the selected signal, while a clock device drives the tone pattern generator and serializer. A driver then differentially transmits the serialized signal over a twisted-wire pair.

Career Highlights

Sosnoski’s listed patent work focuses on serial communication, including signal selection, serialization, and differential transmission. His association with Broadcom Corporation connects this work to a company active in communications technology.

Collaborations

Josephus A. E. P. Van Engelen is identified as Sosnoski’s coworker.

Conclusion

Michael A. Sosnoski’s patent work addresses serial data interface handshaking and signal transmission, reflecting a focus on practical communications-system design.