Commscope Technologies LLC

Commscope, Inc of North Carolina

Outdoor Wireless Networks LLC

Commscope, Inc.

Arris Enterprises LLC

Siecor Corporation

Norscan Instruments Ltd.

John Charles Chamberlain

Michael R Guerin

Erik William Lilieholm

Morgan C Kurk

Jose A Rabello

Erik James Gronvall

Kevin Eldon Linehan

Sander Johannes Floris

Joseph Christopher Coffey

Ronald Alan Vaccaro

David B Bowler

Shi Man Li

David James Mather

Amit Kaistha

Bruce C Pratt

David J Smentek

Robert Ryan Riggsby

Olivier Hubert Daniel Yves Rousseaux

David E Vokey

Douglas John Blew

Richard L Korczak

Jason Norman Morrow

Douglas J Blew

Kenneth N Sontag

Bruce J Carlson

Christopher A Story

Michel Dembinski

Jana Horska

Peter Merlo

Michael R Wolfe

Maureen Ho

Oleh J Sniezko

Bernd Zimmerman

Kevin E Linehan

Methods of powering a radio that is mounted on a tower of a cellular base station are provided in which a direct current ('DC') power signal is provided to the radio over a power cable and a voltage level of the output of the power supply is adjusted so as to provide a substantially constant voltage at a first end of the power cable that is remote from the power supply. Related cellular base stations and programmable power supplies are also provided.

Power supplies for cellular base stations and related methods of reducing power loss in cellular systems

Programmable power supplies for cellular base stations and related methods of reducing power loss in cellular systems

Voltage conversion techniques

Methods and equipment for reducing power loss in cellular systems

An optical network unit may include a light sensitive unit suitable for receiving NRZ and/or PAM signals effectively. The optical network unit may include a laser transmission unit for providing NRZ and/or PAM signals effectively.

Multi-rate and multi-modulation ont and olt

Methods and systems for determining resistance of power conductors

Apparatuses and related methods for reducing power loss

A power metering device includes a tap unit including a clamp for engaging a coaxial cable and a probe for electrically coupling to a center conductor of the coaxial cable without damaging the center conductor. A power consumption meter and a power port are electrically connected to the probe. A power transformer is optionally connected between the probe and the power port. A housing surrounds the meter and transformer. The power port supplies power to a customer device, and the meter measures an amount of power passing through the power port. The power consumed by the customer device is reported by the meter to a modem within the housing. The modem may utilize the probe and the center conductor of the coaxial cable to send power consumption data to a service provider, so that an operator of the customer device may be billed and/or the customer device may be controlled to limit its power consumption. Further, the modem may transfer data between the customer device and the service provider.

Tap, meter and transformation device for power distribution from HFC plant

Growing community of inventors

Hickory, NC, United States of America

John Charles Chamberlain