US 7,594,249 B2
NETWORK INTERFACE DEVICE AND BROADBAND LOCAL AREA NETWORK USING COAXIAL CABLE
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US 7,594,249 B2
NETWORK INTERFACE DEVICE AND BROADBAND LOCAL AREA NETWORK USING COAXIAL CABLE
Tech Center:
2400 Networking, Multiplexing, Cable, and Security
Examiner:
John W Miller
Art Unit:
2421 Cable and Television
Agent:
Michael W. Landry, Bruce W. Greenhaus
Inventors:
Itzhak Gurantz; Ladd Eiwardani; Anton Monk; Brett Bernath; Magnus Berggren
Priority:
07/21/01
Filed:
07/21/01
Granted:
09/22/09
Expiration:
07/29/23
Abstract
A local area network uses coaxial cable wiring for interconnection of terminal devices. A frequency selective network interface device is placed at the building point of entry or another point in the wiring to reflect network signals transmitted by terminal devices back into the building distribution to be received by other terminal devices. By reflecting network upstream signals back into the building as downstream signals, the network interface provides a path for terminal devices to transmit to and receive from other terminal devices.
Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC)
H04H04N7/17309H04L12/2801H04N

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