Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.96
ph-index = 7
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. Kathrein-werke Kg (8 from 195 patents)
2. Ubidyne, Inc. (5 from 34 patents)
3. Nokia Siemens Networks Gmbh & Co Kg (3 from 260 patents)
4. Other (2 from 832,680 patents)
5. Siemens Aktiengesellschaft (2 from 30,028 patents)
6. Commscope Technologies LLC (1 from 2,548 patents)
7. Kathrein Se (1 from 26 patents)
8. Kathrein-werke Ag (1 from 4 patents)
9. Kathrein-werker Kg (1 from 1 patent)
24 patents:
1. 10911976 - Method and system for relaying telecommunications signals with efficient joint capacity
2. 10116376 - Method and system for relaying telecommunications signals
3. 10027036 - Antenna array and method for synthesizing antenna patterns
4. 9730058 - Method and system for producing a jammer signal
5. 9603096 - Distribution system and method for managing power consumption of such a distribution system
6. 9584199 - User group specific beam forming in a mobile network
7. 9318804 - Method and apparatus for power loss compensation and suppression of sidelobes in antenna arrays
8. 9306270 - Antenna array and method for operating antenna array
9. 9030363 - Method and apparatus for tilting beams in a mobile communications network
10. 9014068 - Antenna having active and passive feed networks
11. 8977309 - Antenna array, network planning system, communication network and method for relaying radio signals with independently configurable beam pattern shapes using a local knowledge
12. 8731616 - Active antenna array and method for relaying first and second protocol radio signals in a mobile communications network
13. 8532589 - Beam-hopping in a radio communications system
14. 8483734 - Dynamic allocation of radio resources in a multicarrier communication system
15. 8433242 - Active antenna array for a mobile communications network with multiple amplifiers using separate polarisations for transmission and a combination of polarisations for reception of separate protocol signals