This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Cisco Technology, Inc.. Active years: 1998-2001.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1998-2001
Title: Mohammad Seyed Nikuie: Communications and Signal-Processing Inventor.
Introduction
Mohammad Seyed Nikuie is an inventor based in Mountain View, California. His work includes inventions in signal encoding and communication-system redundancy. He is associated with Cisco Technology, Inc., and holds 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Nikuie’s listed patents address ways to improve signal distribution and communication-system reliability.
“Encoding a Clock Signal and a Data Signal into a Single Signal for Distribution in a Signal Forwarding Device” describes an apparatus and method for combining clock and data signals. The system receives a first digital signal and a second digital signal with a periodic waveform, then generates pulses at the second signal’s frequency. Each pulse has one of two durations, selected according to a corresponding sample of the first digital signal.
“One for N Redundancy in a Communication System” describes a communication controller with multiple service modules and a redundant module that can replace any of them. A redundancy module distributes communication signals to the redundant module over a shared bus. The bus can also distribute a high-speed communication link to improve physical connectivity among the service modules.
Career Highlights
The patent descriptions reflect Nikuie’s contributions to communication technologies, including signal encoding, service-module redundancy, and high-speed connectivity. His work is associated with Cisco Technology, Inc.
Collaborations
Nikuie’s listed coworkers include Raffaello Pardini and Joel Craig Naumann. Their names provide context for the professional network associated with his work.
Conclusion
Mohammad Seyed Nikuie’s two patents highlight practical approaches to encoding signals and improving redundancy and connectivity in communication systems.
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