Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.03
ph-index = 19
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Neocific, Inc. (36 from 69 patents)
2. Neo Wireless LLC (24 from 43 patents)
3. Adaptix Limited (23 from 92 patents)
4. Guangdong Oppo Mobile Telecommunications Corp., Ltd. (7 from 4,214 patents)
5. Intellectual Ventures Ii LLC (4 from 192 patents)
6. Other (1 from 831,952 patents)
7. Amazon Technologies, Inc. (1 from 22,119 patents)
96 patents:
1. 12368624 - Methods and apparatus for random access in multi-carrier communication systems
2. 12341712 - Methods and apparatus for multi-carrier communications with variable channel bandwidth
3. 12284049 - Methods and apparatus for power efficient broadcasting and communication systems
4. 12003439 - Methods and apparatus for multi-carrier communication systems with adaptive transmission and feedback
5. 11979248 - Method and apparatus for receiving broadcast information in an OFDM communication system
6. 11804870 - Channel probing signal for a broadband communication system
7. 11683136 - Methods and apparatus for multi-carrier communication systems with adaptive transmission and feedback
8. 11658838 - Broadcast signal indicating one or more subframe configurations
9. 11522650 - Methods and apparatus for multi-carrier communication systems with adaptive transmission and feedback
10. 11502888 - Methods and apparatus for random access in multi-carrier communication systems
11. 11503588 - Methods and apparatus for subframe configuration and generation in a multi-carrier communication system
12. 11496259 - Methods and apparatus for multi-carrier communication systems with adaptive transmission and feedback
13. 11388034 - Method and apparatus using cell-specific and common pilot subcarriers in multi-carrier, multi-cell wireless communication networks
14. 11368347 - Channel probing signal for a broadband communication system
15. 11324049 - Methods and apparatus for random access in multi-carrier communication systems