Simon Wadsworth

Title: Simon Wadsworth: Wireless Communication Inventions

Introduction

Simon Wadsworth is an inventor based in Surry Hills, Australia, associated with Morse Micro Pty. Ltd. His work includes a patented approach to managing wireless communication when a device’s transmission budget is nearly exhausted.

Latest Patents

Wadsworth is associated with 1 patent, titled “Wireless Signaling Methods and Devices for Notifying Duty Cycle Transmission Exhaustion.” The invention describes methods for notifying a peer device when a wireless transmission budget is about to run out and when communication can resume.

In one embodiment, a device sends a data frame with a power management bit to notify its peer that the transmission budget is nearly exhausted. As the budget is updated over time, the device sends another frame with a power management bit to signal that communication may resume. In another embodiment, the device adds a Restricted Access Window Parameter Set Information Element to a beacon frame, reserving a time slice and notifying peer devices that transmission on the wireless channel is prohibited during that interval.

Career Highlights

Wadsworth’s patent work addresses duty-cycle constraints in wireless communications. The disclosed methods provide signaling mechanisms for coordinating transmission pauses and resumptions between devices.

Collaborations

The patent is associated with Morse Micro Pty. Ltd., a company working in wireless communications. The available information identifies the company in connection with Wadsworth’s invention.

Conclusion

Simon Wadsworth’s patented work focuses on helping wireless devices communicate transmission-budget limits and coordinate access to a shared channel.