Yehuda Yuda Luz

Title: Yehuda Yuda Luz and His Patent on Interference Mitigation

Introduction

Yehuda Yuda Luz is an inventor based in Buffalo Grove, Illinois. His patent work addresses interference management and time-division duplex (TDD) scheduling in uncoordinated wireless networks.

Latest Patents

Luz is associated with 1 patent, titled “Methods and Apparatus for Using a Master Device to Mitigate and/or Avoid Interference in Uncoordinated Networks.” The patent describes methods for controlling TDD scheduling across a network or at individual base stations, such as gNBs.

The disclosed approaches include using gNB channel state information interference measurement (CSI-IM) results to determine a revised TDD schedule. They also describe using measurements from user equipment (UE) and/or gNBs to update schedules or communicate interference information to base stations. A further approach uses interference information gathered by a gNB or received from another device to determine the slots, frequencies, or symbols assigned to individual UEs.

Career Highlights

Luz is associated with Charter Communications Operating, LLC. His patent focuses on coordinating wireless network resources to help mitigate or avoid interference.

Collaborations

Francisco Azcuy is identified as a coworker. The patent’s described methods involve coordination among network devices, including gNBs and UEs, to inform scheduling and interference management.

Conclusion

Yehuda Yuda Luz’s patent work centers on using network measurements and interference information to guide TDD scheduling and resource assignments in uncoordinated wireless networks.