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Hitachi, Ltd.

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Years Active: 1978-2012

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27 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 8160448 - Communication system using passive optical network and passive optical network (2012-04-17),

2. 8160447 - Communication system using passive optical network and passive optical network (2012-04-17),

3. 7912373 - Optical multiple transmission method, optical network and optical transmission apparatus (2011-03-22),

4. 7512867 - Method for encoding/decoding error correcting code, transmitting apparatus and network (2009-03-31),

5. 7435013 - Variable dispersion compensation equipment, optical transmission system using it and method of setting dispersion compensation quantity (2008-10-14),

6. 7386012 - Multiplex transmission apparatuses, multiplex transmission networks, and operation method therefor (2008-06-10),

7. 7372807 - Method and apparatus for multiplex transmission (2008-05-13),

8. 7206475 - Optical switching apparatus, optical transmission system and method of setting up for optical signal route (2007-04-17),

9. 7024616 - Method for encoding/decoding error correcting code, transmitting apparatus and network (2006-04-04),

10. 6975811 - Optical one-to-one protection switching apparatus (2005-12-13),

11. 6871314 - Forward error correcting code encoding equipment, forward error correcting code decoding equipment, and transmission apparatus (2005-03-22),

12. 6839480 - Optical switching apparatus, optical transmission system and method of setting up for optical signal route (2005-01-04),

13. 6778725 - Optical switching apparatus, optical transmission system and method of setting up for optical signal route (2004-08-17),

14. 6735735 - Forward error correcting code encoding equipment, forward error correcting code decoding equipment, and transmission apparatus (2004-05-11),

15. 6721268 - Method and apparatus for multiplex transmission (2004-04-13),

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