Inventor · Sunnyvale, CA, US

Howard W. Johnson

16Patents
14h-index
14Co-inventors
71Inventor score

Filing activity: May 22, 1984 → Oct 27, 2000

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US5289476A Transmission mode detection in a modulated communication system Electricity 248 Expired
US5355114A Reconstruction of signals using redundant channels Electricity 187 Expired
US5257006A Method and apparatus for power line communications Electricity 181 Expired
US5404127A Power line communication while avoiding determinable interference harmonics Electricity 175 Expired
US5580163A Focusing light source with flexible mount for multiple light-emitting elements Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 89 Expired
US5640605A Method and apparatus for synchronized transmission of data between a network adaptor and multiple transmission channels using a shared clocking frequency and multilevel data encoding Electricity 76 Expired
US6342859B1 Ground extension arrangement for coupling to ground means in an antenna system, and an antenna system and a mobile radio device having such ground arrangement Electricity 66 Expired
US6075500A Compact antenna means for portable radio communication devices and switch-less antenna connecting means therefor Electricity 65 Expired
US5260974A Adaptive carrier detection Electricity 64 Expired
US5210518A Apparatus and method for reducing errors in data caused by noise Electricity 50 Expired
US5525983A Method and apparatus for implementing a type 8B6T encoder and decoder Electricity 36 Expired
US6392603B1 Module antenna device Electricity 36 Expired
US5195098A Binary data error correction using hint signal Electricity 28 Expired
US4627050A Time division multiplexed computerized branch exchange Electricity 20 Expired
US6031472A Encoding/detection method for digital data transmitter with a signal having multiple levels Electricity 14 Expired
US5053649A Method and apparatus for high speed phase detection Electricity 13 Expired

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.