Commscope Technologies LLC

Commscope, Inc. of North Carolina

Viaphoton, Inc.

Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc.

Sierra Smart Systems, LLC

Commscope, Inc.

Hendrix, Walter Mark

Slorach, Richard G.

Fabbri, Michael D.

Walter Mark Hendrix

Michael J Paulus

Julian Rockwell Colapietro

Michael Fabbri

Deepak Kumar Sivanandan

Robert G Slorach

Willis Frank James

Syed Babar Abbas

Joseph Yeh

Elizabeth Grace Dabdoub

James E Noel

Charles John Mann

Mark George Spaulding

Keith Samuel Maranto

Nathan Eric Benton

William Howard Burnett, Jr

James P McCabe

Morgan Dunn

Scott B Hendrix

James Patrick Nolan

XiaoHua Hou

Amit Kaistha

Wayne Charles Hopkinson

Xiangyang Ai

Yongjie Xu

Alan James Skrepcinski

Tri H Nguyen

Babi P Ati

Stephen P Watson

Komen Shliker

Michel Dembinski

Jeffrey Cook

Ali Ghorbani

Danny Lee Turner

Marc DeFrancesco

Gilberto Guerra

Ronald J Bianchi

Gabriel Martinez

Qiwei Shi

Michael Guy

Eric Russell Klootwyk

Naiara Nafarrate Mendez

Jiayong Wang

Wesley Allen Christensen

Paul Brush

Michael D Fabbri

A hybrid enclosure embodies a hybrid power fiber enclosure. The hybrid enclosure includes a power distribution area, within the hybrid enclosure, configured to distribute one or more power cables. The hybrid enclosure further includes a fiber tray with a fiber access area configured to distribute one or more optical cables. The fiber tray, when in a closed position within the hybrid enclosure, prevents access to at least a portion of the power distribution area.

Hybrid power fiber enclosure

An apparatus forms a module. The apparatus includes a housing configured to load the module through a front end of a panel. The apparatus includes a connector cluster. The apparatus includes a set of tabs corresponding to a set of securing members that secure the module to a panel.

Optical fiber management system

An apparatus implements a cable distribution module. The apparatus includes a trunk cable with inner cables and includes breakout cables that correspond to the inner cables. The apparatus further includes a transition breakout between the trunk cable and the breakout cables and includes an outdoor rated path that includes the trunk cable, the transition breakout, and the one or more breakout cables. The apparatus further includes connectors to which the breakout cables are connected and an unsealed module supporting the one or more connectors.

Fiber distribution module

A modular monopole for wireless communications includes: an antenna module having a floor, a ceiling and a side wall that form an antenna compartment, wherein at least one antenna resides within the antenna compartment; a radio module having a floor, a ceiling and a side wall that form a radio compartment, wherein at least one remote radio unit (RRU) resides within the radio compartment; and a base. The base, the radio module, and the antenna module are arranged in vertically stacked relationship, with the base below the radio module and the antenna module above the radio module.

Modular monopole for wireless communications

A method organizes fibers. A plurality of fibers is received into a first assembly. An initial sequence of the plurality of fibers in the first assembly is obtained. A set of key combinations is identified from the initial sequence and a predetermined sequence. A second assembly is slid across the first assembly. The set of key combinations is actuated to move the plurality of fibers from the first assembly to the second assembly and order the plurality of fibers in the second assembly in the predetermined sequence.

Fiber organizer

A base station antenna includes a radio frequency (RF) lens positioned to receive electromagnetic radiation from a radiating element, the RF lens including an RF energy focusing material and a first heat dissipation channel that extends through the RF energy focusing material of the RF lens and contains a cooling fluid.

Lensed base station antennas having heat dissipation elements

An apparatus implements a fiber breakout assembly. The fiber breakout assembly includes a tube and a plug. The tube includes a trunk portion and a plug receiving portion. The plug includes multiple entry holes and is configured to be inserted into the plug receiving portion of the tube. A crimp post is formed as part of the tube and includes one or more crimp retention features.

Fiber breakout assembly

A pre-assembled cell sector radio assembly, which may be assembled and tested prior to shipment to the field, is provided. A cell sector radio assembly includes a frame, the frame including a first vertical frame element and a plurality of equipment mounts welded to the first vertical frame element; at least one cellular base station antenna mounted on the frame; at least one cellular radio, mounted on one of the plurality of equipment mounts; and RF cables connecting the cellular radio to the cellular base station antenna. The pre-assembled cell sector radio assembly may further include a backhaul termination (such as optical fiber) and power distribution unit mounted on one of the plurality of equipment mounts, and/or a filter unit mounted on one of the plurality of equipment mounts.

Pre-assembled cell site sector

An assembly includes: a small cell antenna base station comprising a radio, an antenna, and a mounting structure; and an IoT gateway assembly mounted to the mounting structure, the IoT gateway assembly comprising: an IoT gateway module configured for aggregation and backhaul of data from IoT sensors; and an loT antenna connected with the IoT gateway module.

IoT gateway/cellular base station assemblies

A modular electronics enclosure includes a rear frame, a first L-shaped piece and a second L-shaped piece joined to form a box-shaped shell having a floor, a ceiling, a rear wall and first and second opposed side walls that define an internal cavity. The first L-shaped piece includes a wall panel and a top panel that form the ceiling and the first side wall of the shell. The second L-shaped piece includes a wall panel and a bottom panel that form the floor and the second side wall of the shell. The rear frame forms the rear wall of the shell.

Outdoor electronics enclosure with modular structure

A cell site sector includes: a mounting frame; an RF antenna mounted to one side of the mounting frame; and at least one (RRU mounted to a second, opposed side of the mounting frame and operationally connected with the antenna. The RRU and the RF antenna have horizontal width and depth dimensions, the width dimension being greater than the depth dimension, wherein the width dimension of the RRU is generally parallel with the width dimension of the RF antenna.

Integrated cell site sector

An electronics cabinet includes: an enclosure having a floor, a ceiling, a rear wall, opposed side walls, and a front wall that define an interior cavity; a divider panel that divides the interior cavity into upper and lower chambers; a first cooling system mounted to the enclosure to cool the upper chamber; and a second cooling system mounted to the enclosure to cool the lower chamber.

Outdoor electronics enclosure with dual heat exchangers

A wireless communication system is provided. The system includes a common module, is shaped as a sector of a cylinder and has a power supply. A sector radio module is coupled to the power supply and includes an access radio and an access antenna. The access antenna is configured to serve a sector of not more than 180&#xb0;, and is also shaped as a sector of a cylinder.

Modular small cell architecture

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Richardson, TX, United States of America

Walter Mark Hendrix